Sentence examples for information could be transmitted from inspiring English sources
Some of the first emergency teams to arrive in Tacloban were communications experts, so that information could be transmitted on what was needed and where.
Others were inventing their own versions of the telegraph, but Morse contributed the code -- putting dots and dashes together so that information could be transmitted efficiently, using electricity, over the new device.
Being closer to the ground than such satellites (which are in orbit almost 36,000km away), means that the transmitters and receivers involved could be less powerful, and more information could be transmitted at far less cost.
What information could be transmitted?
Previously, researchers relied on tags that ran on batteries and sometimes died before all the information could be transmitted.
Shannon (1948a) defined mutual information in the course of obtaining the maximum information which could be transmitted across a channel.
"These boxes are connected to that network and we fix the signals that we want to look at, such as vehicle articulation, vehicle speeds and location, and then using that network, we pick off the information, which could be transmitted to a second car," he continued.
Since human voice occupies 8 kHz or more in bandwidth, wideband speech (which lies in an interval of 50 Hz to 7 kHz) provides a higher intelligibility compared to narrowband speech (where the only information that could be transmitted is in the frequency band of 200 Hz to 3.5 KHz).
The maximum value of Mutual Information (as the limit of information that could be transmitted) for each confidence category and subject was calculated as the minimum value between the entropy of cue position and the entropy of response position distribution.
Suppose the information in the call could be transmitted directly from the person to the cell station.
Lisman introduced the idea that information about previous activating events could be transmitted to newly synthesized CaMKII molecules if the subunits of the activated holoenzyme could exchange with unactivated ones (Lisman, 1994).
