Sentence examples for could transmit as from inspiring English sources
Finally, the author also details why the physics of saturation would severely limit the distance and level of power uBeam could transmit as to make its promise of charging across a room infeasible.
Video gets highest TXOP limit as it has streams of packets, so that it could transmit as much of the stream as possible when the station acquires medium access.
On 19 January 1972, the telecommunications minister Christopher Chataway told the Commons that Britain's broadcasting hours would no longer be restricted, and the three channels could transmit for as long as they liked.
Two days later, 86% of fungus-free mosquitoes could transmit malaria, as could 72% of the insects infected with normal fungus, but only 20% of the mosquitoes exposed to the transgenic fungus could do so.
And, since everyone knew how to transmit electricity from one place to another, it made sense that images could be transmitted as well.
According to results of this study, a fed A. aureolatum tick could transmit R. rickettsii to a human in as few as 10 minutes of parasitism.
Another factor explaining earnings correlation is of psychological nature as parents could transmit their tastes and attitudes to their children so that they would end up taking the same economic decision as an adult (Mayer et al. 2004).
For instance, in Last and First Men (1931) Olaf Stapledon imagined Martians as little green clouds composed of tiny droplets – sub-vital units that could transmit and receive fields, and serve as muscles and nerves to make the cloud behave as a coherent individual.
Vedder added that using characters in the tracks helped with the themes, as the stories could "transmit an emotion or a feeling or an observation of modern reality rather than editorializing, which we've seen plenty of these days".
To play it you simply chorded and strummed as usual and you could transmit your MIDI-translated noodlings to a mobile app or your desktop.
The researchers said the technology could transmit two gigabits a second, or about a thousand times as much data as a cable modem, with few transmission errors.
