Sentence examples for has to propagate from inspiring English sources

You may not have it yet, as it has to propagate across the App Store, so keep your eyes peeled.

For the real-time alarm delivery, any ED detecting an intrusion cannot wait for its reserved mini-slot, it has to propagate the alarm message immediately after detection.

The imaging resolution is shown to critically depend on the material thickness through which the incident probe beam has to propagate to form the images.

If the current intermediate RR has to propagate the reply message, it adds its ID to the reply message, its capacity, its load, and the link load between itself and the previous RR.

Furthermore, the acoustic power flowing back to the engine core is relatively low, while a large stream of acoustic power has to propagate within its resonator to maintain an acoustic resonance, potentially leading to low power density.

To compute the incremental groupings, a subset of the neurons will have to propagate an enhancement of their firing rate, but this propagation should occur only among neurons that respond to connected contour elements.

In 1979, when I was 22, New York offered young men like me many freedoms, including the freedom to not have to propagate.

Interpreting the rule in the most extreme way to scare Catholics, he said: "They tell us if you're really going to be considered a church, if you're going to be really exempt from these demands of the government, well, you have to propagate your Catholic faith and everything you do, you can serve only Catholics and employ only Catholics".

Samsung was quick to fix it, but the fix still had to propagate through network operators to reach users.

The mean flow convection effect arises because the radiated sound waves now have to propagate through a moving medium to reach the observation point.

In general, larger path loss is observed in the obese model due to the larger separations between transmit and receive antenna and the larger distance the electromagnetic waves have to propagate in the lossy human body tissue.