Sentence examples for few transmissions from inspiring English sources

There have been a few transmissions.

Meanwhile, few transmissions are observed between individual states.

With ED and MHED, routing earliest delivery is achieved with very few transmissions, MHED performing better than ED.

In the opposite case, when a source is highly sociable, only few transmissions are required because mobility will do the rest.

Furthermore, the more permissive 1919 and 1929 scenarios yielded a bimodal distribution of outcomes indicating the effect of early stochastic events: after the first few transmissions, the epidemics that happened to reach the highly connected core of the sexual network can spread extensively; those that fail to do so, are likely to die out quickly.

Because the reference for the human transcriptome is small (92 Mb) compared with the size of the compressed files, the overhead of transmitting the reference is recovered after only a few transmissions.

One is that there are simply too few transmission lines to pick up the slack if some lines close down in an emergency.

This could be done quickly and relatively inexpensively with just a few transmission towers and then filled in with additional capacity as new customers join the network.

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.

New York City and Long Island are in particular danger, because there are too few transmission lines to greatly increase the amount of power imported from elsewhere.

But after a decade of rampant growth, wind is running into a significant constraint: There are too few transmission lines to carry the power.