Sentence examples for gathering transmission from inspiring English sources

They deal, respectively, with the unauthorized removal and retention of classified material, and the improper gathering, transmission or loss of information relating to the national defense.

Transportation of gas means the gathering, transmission, or distribution of gas by pipeline or the storage of gas, in or affecting interstate or foreign commerce.

It was in view of the 'interrelated company operation and ownership,' that the gathering, transmission, and distribution properties used and useful in serving the city of Laredo were valued as a combined property.

El Paso Field Services said the assets included natural gas gathering, processing, transmission and storage businesses in Texas.

Yet America is far ahead of the Europeans in the "revolution in military affairs", which is centred on the gathering, processing, transmission and display of information.

But I have previously made calls for public subsidies (rather than tax breaks) to ensure the gathering and transmission of local news, as has the Guardian's editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger.

The FBI search warrant said she was being investigated under 18 U.S. Code Section 793 e), a criminal statute that covers illegal gathering or transmission of national-security information and is used in espionage cases.

Never mind that the gathering and transmission of information can be a costly proposition and that (dirty word alert) money is needed if the survival of, say, a newspaper is to be ensured.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "We are suggesting that the developed countries of the world should get together the scientists of the world to solve the remaining problems in the gathering, the transmission and the storage of energy, renewable energy directly from the sun, and to do so at a price that will undercut energy that comes from oil and coal.

Motivated by this observation, we aim to develop a data gathering and transmission scheme that, similar to network coding, does not rely on routing but at the same time can intrinsically take advantage of the source correlation.

Daily, 35 million barrels of oil travel through our country's vast network of gathering lines, transmission and trunklines, distribution systems and delivery lines.