Sentence examples for earlier transmissions from inspiring English sources

"Earlier transmissions have focused on simplicity, whereas this one will rely more on creating a complex but noticeable pattern, hopefully standing out from other random, natural noise.

But officials and experts said the timing and circumstances of Kathy T. Nguyen's infection suggest that it was somehow linked to the earlier transmission of anthrax-tainted letters through the mail.

If yes again, then this receiving radar's earlier transmission of ACCEPT might have been lost.

The idea of aggressive AMC design is to employ a higher level of modulation and coding by allowing for a looser constraint in FLR at earlier transmission opportunities.

Vehicles with lower priority can cancel their rebroadcasts as soon as they hear an earlier transmission of the same message scheduled.

Meanwhile, our proposed scheme relies on aggressive AMC design, which allows for increasing the target PER in the earlier transmission opportunities.

When Mulder confronts Deep Throat, he admits his deception and confirms that the earlier transmission was genuine.

In aquaculture conditions, the main route of WSSV transmission is via ingestion of infected cadaver material [31], [43], implying it is advantageous to kill the host quickly and hereby achieve earlier transmission than competitor strains.

A common prediction is that, as shorter host life span reduces future opportunities of transmission, parasites compensate with an evolutionary shift towards earlier transmission.

The analyses of the transmission experiments follow the line of analyses of earlier transmission experiments with pseudorabies virus in pigs and highly pathogenic avian influenza virus in poultry (de Jong & Kimman, 1994; Bouma et al., 1996; van der Goot et al., 2005).

In a similar type of experiment, infecting hamster cells in vitro with vesicular stomatitis virus, Elena [ 23] found that earlier transmission schedules selected for higher viral population growth rate and increased longevity of viral propagules in the medium, conferring a selective advantage during the early phase of an epidemic.