Sentence examples for handling transmission from inspiring English sources
But in more than half the country, those functions have been separated, with different companies owning the generating stations and handling transmission to customers.
Other pairings followed, some wickedly on the mark: Franz Ferdinand muscling through Blondie's "Call Me"; Beck in fabulist-cynic mode on Bob Dylan's "Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat"; Hot Chip coolly handling "Transmission," by Joy Division; Peaches bringing her own menace to Iggy Pop's "Search and Destroy".
This will be able to handle transmission of moving pictures.
Terragraph combines Facebook's knowledge of software-defined networks (which essentially moves many of the networking techniques that previously required highly specialized hardware into off-the-shelf software tools) and the WiGig standard, which can handle transmission rates of up to 7 Gbits.
Because a single, non-split antenna cannot handle transmissions to both a radio and an AIS system, your AIS receiver will blow out when you use the radio.
The CS after receiving a request from the ACC, registers it in its repository and creates a separate thread for handling data transmission.
The simulation run under various systems conditions demonstrate that the proposed method results in superior system performance in handling data transmission error as well as meeting control system requirement.
In this paper, a framework is developed to study the impact of different power model assumptions on energy saving in a 5G separation architecture comprising high power Base Stations (BSs) responsible for coverage, and low power, small cell BSs handling data transmission.
In a realistic case of a network handling simultaneous transmissions of multiple users, the queuing delays will need to be added on top of the delays estimated in this section.
The deregulation movement may also become bogged down next year in continued uncertainty about how to handle the transmission grid.
The photonic architecture can handle standard transmission protocols.
