Sentence examples for catch transmission from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a powerful Kentucky congressman who has steered tens of millions of federal dollars to his district, the Army has bought about $6.5 million worth of the "leakproof" drip pans in the last three years to catch transmission fluid on Black Hawk helicopters.

The pans attach beneath the roof of the helicopter to catch leaking transmission fluid before it can seep into the cabin.

They were estimated to catch HIV-1 infection through heterosexual transmission between 2007 and 2008.

It did not kill the ferrets that caught it through airborne transmission, but it did kill when high doses were squirted into the animals' nostrils.

Which made it worthy of inclusion in the pantheon of clunkers that my father had owned: a sinister black 1948 Mercury sedan, a used '54 DeSoto convertible with the transmission that caught fire and a '63 Dodge Dart with turquoise, grease-absorbing upholstery.

Under the old regulatory system, power companies had strong incentives to ensure the integrity of power transmission -- they would catch the flak if something went wrong.

The catch bond should facilitate the signal transmission by stabilization of the engagement of P-selectin to PSGL-1 (Marshall et al., 2003; Ling et al., 2014).

Let the device catch noises made by your dog (transmission range: 10m) and it will analyze the "animal language" with a special algorithm before telling you on the LCD screen what was being "said".

Prepare a drain pan to catch the runoff before pulling the transmission oil pan down slowly and allowing it to drain.

Hong Kong was also the site of the only case in which more than 300 people in an apartment complex caught the disease through apparently airborne transmission, in contrast with the close personal contact needed elsewhere.

Chu goes on to enumerate the areas where we are now playing catch-up with China: high voltage transmission, high speed rail, advanced coal technologies, nuclear power, alternative energy vehicles, renewable energy, and supercomputing.