Sentence examples for good at transmitting from inspiring English sources

Digital cameras take excellent photos, but aren't good at transmitting them.

Gene Kimmelman, the director of the Washington office of Consumer Union, a consumer advocacy group, said that telephone companies are expanding their digital subscriber lines, which are very good at transmitting information.

In particular, the team barely looked at birds, he notes, even though one study has shown that robins, which often live close to humans, are very good at transmitting B. burgdorferi to ticks in the lab.

The age and consistency of the tools "also tells us that they are very good at transmitting the behavior over and over again through the generations," Haslam said.

Wifi, as it happens, is really good at transmitting VoIP calls.

Because most ticks need to feed on at least three different hosts in their lifetimes, they are exceptionally good at transmitting disease.

Malleable's chips are adept at transmitting voice traffic as chunks of data.

"It's more than a little depressing that after a century of work, we still seem not to know how many species there are in the funestus group, let alone how good each is at transmitting malaria," adds evolutionary biologist Andrew Read of Pennsylvania State University, University Park, who studies the evolutionary genetics of malaria and its vectors.

What a bee is really good at is transmitting hostility.

Right now, online and hybrid offerings seem to be as good as standard lectures at transmitting this kind of knowledge, and, in the years ahead, they are bound to get better — more imaginatively curated, more interactive and with better assessments.

Of key concern, he says, is how good Oxitec's strain is at transmitting viruses compared with wild mosquitoes its so-called vector competence.