Sentence examples for could only be transmitted from inspiring English sources

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.

Since the water filter in each tank contained an ultraviolet light that killed any free-floating virus, disease could only be transmitted directly from one larva to another.

This was contrary to the general idea that plague could only be transmitted by rats or fleas and could not be transmitted from person to person.

You'd see what the rules of quantum physics predicted, and the information that a distant observer had could only be transmitted to you at the speed of light or slower.

It could only be transmitted, as he did with us, in writing: Antonio, chosen flower, beg to God. that all things that get lost, should appear by your grace.

Giovanni Battista Grassi, professor of Comparative Anatomy at Rome University, showed that human malaria could only be transmitted by Anopheles (Greek anofelís: good-for-nothing) mosquitoes.

However, rather than congregate around a living orator, we sit facing the amputated horn of a gramophone -- that artificial larynx that heralded the modern age of communication when human speech could not only be transmitted over long distances, but no longer required a living body to broadcast it.

Public Health England said the virus can only be transmitted through bodily fluids when someone is symptomatic.

Previously, the CDC and other experts believed the virus could only be sexually transmitted by males because it can reside in semen potentially for several months.

Pondering this phenomenon, Jenner concluded that cowpox not only protected against smallpox but could be transmitted from one person to another as a deliberate mechanism of protection.

In 1948 television was in its infancy: few people had television sets; the London games could be transmitted only to a domestic audience; and the state-owned BBC was Britain's only broadcaster.