Sentence examples for be transmitted for from inspiring English sources
verb
To send or convey something from one person, place or thing to another.
Composite makes carbon fiber cables for electric power transmission that are lighter than steel and allow more current to be transmitted for each mile of line.
One climate model suggests southern England will become warm enough by 2030 for the disease to be transmitted for up to four months of the year and another predicts suitable climatic conditions by 2080 for the disease to be transmitted for two months of the year as far north as southern Scotland.
Where DC could only be transmitted for a couple of miles before the resistance of the lines reduced it to nothing, AC can be transmitted at high voltages for many times that distance.
"In the days when the agreement was put together, your main source of signals was high-frequency radio that could be transmitted for several thousand kilometres around the world, so you had a whole network of stations to monitor HF radio," says Australian National University professor Des Ball, an Australian intelligence expert.
A prediction of the amount of data that will be transmitted for a transaction.
The stored data at later stage may be transmitted for further processing.
What was actually being transmitted, for what now seems an eternity, was us: sitting, staring, frowning, fidgeting.
Just as Hebrew has helped preserve Jewish religion and culture for generations, the Islamic intellectual, legal and social heritage has been transmitted for centuries in Arabic.
These stop that particular neurotransmitter being sucked back into the nerve cell that generated it, so that the message the chemical carries is transmitted for longer than normal.
It is sanctioned by Guerrero State Law 701, which recognizes the authority of indigenous communities to administer themselves, "based on their ancestral customs and traditions that have been transmitted for generations, enriched and adapted with the passage of time".
