Sentence examples for how we send from inspiring English sources

You know how we send observers to other country's elections?

"Who the messenger is and how we send that message is still undecided".

And that's how we send you security or emergency messages, which could range from "there will be a demonstration from here to there; avoid that part of town," or, if things have the potential for turning violent, "you might want to get the hell out, and this is the fastest way to do it".

This certainly works; it's how we send an artillery shell to a target or a probe to Mars.

It is how we send signals from our brain to move our feet, etc.

Clearly, this unearths not only an uncongenial tendency to switch off our memory and to black out jeopardies in hindsight; it also sheds light upon how we send misguided signals to subsequent generations that favor non-consequential-ism and power abuse by minorities.

We just figured it didn't matter how we sent them out there".

"We will not apologize for thinking America is exceptional; if you read Obama's Cairo speech, and see what the administration promotes at the United Nations, and look at how we sent the message that we're resetting our relations with Russia, it's an admission that we're apologizing for past policy".

That's how we sent a man to the moon.

Rosen continued, "She's never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing in terms of how do we feed our kids, how do we send them to school and how do we worry -- and why we worry about their future.

While many different types of BCIs exist today, they all address two questions: first, output, or "how do we extract what neurons are saying?", and second, input, or "how do we send the right information to the brain?" (Figure 3).