Sentence examples for increasingly transmitted from inspiring English sources
As a result, the history they told was increasingly transmitted orally, from generation to generation.
Although voice and data communications are increasingly transmitted as optical signals carried over fiber optic cable, those pulses of light must be translated back into electrical current for the switches and routers that direct them across the Internet to their ultimate destination.
With respect to the effects of IAH, our results suggest that, due to reduced chest wall compliance, increased pleural and airway pressures are increasingly transmitted to the cardiac chambers, thereby reducing effective transmural pressure.
The U.S. Postal Service has lost more than $65 billion over the last decade as Americans increasingly transmit messages online, according to the White House order.
Due to the convergence of telecommunication technologies and pervasive computing, voice is increasingly being transmitted over IP networks, in what is commonly known as Voice over IP (VoIP).
However, in Estonia HIV is increasingly being transmitted from IDUs to their sexual partners via unprotected sex [ 2], and the crucial question is to what extent this is going to affect the general population.
The red blood cell parasite Babesia is transmitted increasingly in the United States through blood transfusions, yet unlike with HIV, donated blood is never tested for Babesia.
As increasingly sensitive information is transmitted and manipulated, cryptographic protection should be made.
Chikungunya fever is an increasingly common viral infection transmitted to humans by species of the Aedes mosquitoes.
Just consider the dedicated "file-sharers" — actually, traffickers in stolen music movies and, increasingly, books — who transmit and receive copyrighted material without the slightest guilt.
With the bird's eye view of an analyst, Simon Robinson has paid a lot of attention in the last 12 years to how companies are collecting and transmitting increasingly enormous amounts of information.
