Sentence examples for entirely transmitted from inspiring English sources

To ensure the no wave distortion in the thread region, the stress wave should be entirely transmitted from the incident bar to the transmitter bar in tests using the calibration specimen (not the real specimen) of the same material and the same diameter with the transmitter and incident bars.

The term G has a separate effect on the trait under the independent null model, while under the causal alternative, where it acts through gene expression, its influence is entirely transmitted through E. The statistic used to assess the influence of G is the partial F reported by the 'aov' function in R (version 2.15.1).

In comparison, load application with a lack of compression in the plate constructs results in all forces transmitted entirely through the implant alone where the full bending forces are subjected at the point of the fracture gap as its fulcrum (Bucholz 2010).

They concluded that "the cox1 intron entered angiosperms once, has since largely or entirely been transmitted vertically, and has been lost numerous times, with CCT footprints providing unreliable signal of former intron presence".

It would not apply to e-mail messages transmitted entirely outside the country.

The scientists concluded that itch and pain are entirely separate sensations, transmitted along different pathways.

But Streptococcus mutans is transmitted almost entirely from mother to child, preserving its lineages over thousands of years.

For me, the Holocaust material was not entirely successful, though certainly transmitted with absolute certainty and sincerity.

If you enter a store and decline to check in, or just ignore the prompt entirely, no information is transmitted to PayPal or the merchant.

It is extremism itself: entirely unconfined, it can be transmitted to anyone, anywhere, at any time.

The effect of this book was immediate and was felt on the European continent as well as in England; indeed, English Deism was transmitted to Germany almost entirely through translations of his writings.