[I] will not have it transmitted on data, I'm too old to do things like that... (PD patient) -... had it been as easy as just turning on the TV, then it hadn't been a problem... (PD patient) Our preconception was that telemedicine may be useful in supporting patients doing dialysis in their homes, thus making it easier for more patients to choose and live with home dialysis.
Do you think any of the rules or laws need to be changed there to make it easier to transmit and have it state and across the country?
For example, Office is now copy-protected, meaning that you can't use it until you've "activated" it (transmitted or phoned in your serial number to Microsoft) -- a feature that prevents its being installed on more than two computers.
The reason for considering subslots is stated later in Remark 1. Figure 2 a shows the queueing model for a conventional relaying system, where the relay does not have buffer and therefore, if it receives a packet in a subslot, it has to transmit it immediately in the next subslot.
And they ended up thinking, maybe we should just make this guy a director, send him out with a crew, and if it's junk we don't have to transmit it.
In systems with a representative democracy, the question of whether the electoral process can aggregate the information the politicians have and transmit it to the voters is of primary importance.
Transform your pain, so you don't have to transmit it anymore.
As explained earlier, the closer a node is to the sink (in terms of the number of hops), the larger the number of messages it has to transmit becomes, since it tends to be the traffic forwarder (to the sink) of a larger number of sensor nodes.
Ebola is transmitted from wild animals to humans, and the World Health Organization says that fruit bats are one of the species that may have transmitted it to humans in West Africa.
Infected humans could also have transmitted it to the camels, and other animals may also be involved.
