Considering the fact that both Hamilton and Madison were meticulous collectors of their own writings and shared a profound sense of the importance of documenting the principal activities in which they were engaged, their disappearance must be attributed to an intense desire for anonymity at the time the letters were composed and transmitted to the printer.
Even if they had, they would seemingly have had no way to write their language down: the Greek alphabet was not adopted until the eighth century B.C. (The Homeric epics were composed and transmitted orally starting in the ninth or eighth century B.C).
As a result, Mr. Logue's "Iliad" seemed to capture truly the swift-footed immediacy of the original, which was composed and transmitted by generations of oral bards starting in the ninth or eighth century B.C. Named a Commander of the British Empire in 2007, Mr. Logue had been described by The Independent two years earlier as "the greatest war poet in England".
Officials with private foster care agencies testified that the computers the state purchased were no more than glorified word processors, on which a case report was composed and then transmitted by e-mail to the appropriate government agency for review.
Each shot is composed and looks gorgeous.
I thought we were composed and controlled.
They were probably composed and transmitted orally and only began to be written down and printed, often as broadsides and as part of chapbooks, later being recorded and noted in books by collectors including Robert Burns and Walter Scott.
For such scenarios, which may be composed of hundreds of sensors concurrently transmitting sensed data, full-reliable transmissions can satisfactorily address application reliability requirements.
Particularly, we focus on the Macro-Femto scenario in which the secondary network (femtocell) operates in an unlicensed band; while the primary network (macrocell) is composed by devices transmitting on Long Term Evolution Release 8 and beyond (LTE-Release 8).
The job was to "establish a certain number of broadcasting stations and transmit therefrom, at certain times, programmes composed of whatever a programme can be composed", he wrote, but he knew that was only the most mechanistic and banal way of describing the task and the opportunity.
