Sentence examples similar to forward recipient from inspiring English sources

Although the ventral visual cortex has not standardly been considered a critical substrate for motion perception, and, instead, has been considered a downstream (feed-forward) recipient of motion signals that are relevant for shape perception (Sary et al., 1993; Grill-Spector et al., 1998; Kriegeskorte et al., 2003; Peuskens et al., 2004), there is some evidence consistent with our findings.

Over the past year, Private Eye magazine has published cutting remarks about various women of colour in poetry – attributing half-Chinese Sarah Howe's win of the acclaimed TS Eliot prize to her good looks, and implying a kind of nepotism because British-Caribbean poet Malika Booker was head of the panel that chose two Caribbean women as Forward prize recipients.

"It has indeed met our every need, and we look forward to being recipients of this continued support".

The recipient forwarded the email with racist and sexist content to the recipient's workplace, which happened to be a prison, and the employer got wind of it.

Sendmail, whose software handles most of the world's electronic mail traffic, is working with others on a standard that would enable senders to control whether their e-mail can be forwarded by the recipient.

The message can be forwarded in the recipient node using the previously described mechanism.

On the UMTS-MBMS, all the multicast/broadcast messages concentrate on BM-SC and then are forwarded to the recipient.

The letter was such a hit, its recipient forwarded it along to several other bankers.

Not only can e-mail circulate instantly, its recipients can forward it instantly: the virtual equivalent of stuffing fliers under thousands of windshields simultaneously.

The team's system would intercept anonymous Internet calls and tell the caller to choose one of the following options: provide a password, send a message to an alternate phone number or e-mail address, or leave identification information to be forwarded to the intended recipient of the call, who could then decide whether or not to accept it.

CBS hoped that recipients would forward the e-mail to friends.