Sentence examples for controlled transmission from inspiring English sources
Dynamic windows with electronically controlled transmission reduce glare without obstructing views while increasing the energy efficiency of buildings and automobiles via lighting, heating and cooling savings.
The Pilot gets a 240-horsepower, 3.5-liter V-6 engine; the five-speed electronically controlled transmission from the Odyssey; and the same full-time all-wheel-drive system as the MDX.
Furthermore, it is possible to have dynamic control over the optical properties, for example by optically tuning the resonance frequencies of a split ring resonator (SRR) array on a semiconductor substrate [15], or gate controlled transmission in graphene metamaterials [16].
We conclude that there is end-to-end throughput enhancement caused by the optimally controlled transmission range R∗ (Proposition 1) as the packet velocity becomes faster, and the end-to-end delay becomes shorter.
Timothy Zilke, president of the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, says that today's vehicles are "sophisticated and complex machines" and that "the average car has six to 20 computers that help manage everything from the sunroof to anti-lock braking system to the electronically controlled transmission".
It has been hypothesized that prisons serve as institutional amplifiers for TB, wherein poorly controlled transmission among incarcerated persons is a driver of TB in the broader population (3, 4 ).
Traction control, antilock brakes, electronically controlled transmissions have become commonplace in inexpensive cars.
Some even have electronically controlled transmissions that mimic manual gearboxes, which can make it hard to disengage the gears in a hurry.
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This requires controlling transmission so that each infected person infects, on average, less than one additional person, causing the epidemic to stall and begin to contract.
Interestingly, different combinations of synaptic weights optimized either first-spike timing precision or spike number, efficiently controlling transmission and filtering properties.
