The presence of dogs in more than 90% of the study households carries transmission risks for zoonoses, including rabies, anthrax, and echinococcosis (Odontsetseg et al. 2009, Odontsetseg et al. 2007, Ito and Budke 2015).
For many years the AP had leased more than 400,000 miles (644,000 km) of telephone wire to carry its transmissions, but its use of radio teleprinters begun in 1952 began mitigating the need for leased wires, a trend that increasing employment of satellite transmissions carried on as subscribers installed appropriate antennas.
The Vice-President, in turn, thought it was such a good idea that he departed from his prepared speech to include it; so when "Profiles of the Future" was published in 1962, I felt confident enough to predict that most large cities would carry live transmissions from Tokyo in 1964.
Many communities along the Upper Delaware River opposed the project, however, saying the 120-foot-tall steel towers that would be built to carry the transmission lines 190 miles from Utica to Orange County would be unsightly and hurt tourism.
Its transmissions carry financial messages for most of the world's banks across borders.
The Japanese automaker, the Mazda Motor Corporation, said yesterday that its European built cars will carry engines and transmissions made by the Ford Motor Company, strengthening an alliance between the two companies.
Moreover, dedicated control channel schemes allocate one channel as a common control channel and carry out data transmissions on other channels.
When POCs are applied, interference can be further eliminated and more flows can carry out parallel transmissions; thus network performance is dramatically improved.
Mother-to-child STD transmissions carry additional risks for the baby, and can result in a host of health consequences, including stillbirth, neonatal death and birth defects.
A T-1 line carries the transmission from Century City to the broadcasting center.
