Sentence examples for information transmitted by from inspiring English sources

Separately, Beijing officials announced Wednesday that they intended to monitor the movements of millions of residents by means of information transmitted by their cellphones.

With information, transmitted by pan-Arab TV networks and Facebook, has come the demand among young Arab populations for representation and an end to the profiteering of despots convinced their countries were fiefdoms — playthings for their kids' enrichment.

The E-8C Joint Stars debuted during the Persian Gulf war of 1991, but until recently, the reconnaissance information transmitted by the planes was sent only to command posts, making it difficult or impossible for the information to be relayed to pilots or ground commanders in time to do much good.

Norman Moss, author of "Klaus Fuchs: The Man Who Stole the Atomic Bomb" (1987), said that Vyacheslav Molotov, Stalin's chief aide, set up the Soviet atomic bomb project in 1942 as a result of the information transmitted by Mr. Fuchs and Ms. Werner, and that the information saved the Soviet researchers a great deal of time.

Researchers have developed a way to encode information transmitted by light.

Some brokers track trading activity in their accounts, while others respond only to information transmitted by the fund companies.

We show that the information transduction capacity of a gene can be tuned in cis and the amount of information transmitted increased by integrating the response of multiple genes.

If type II relay simply transmits data and control information 1 in the retransmission, the two control information, i.e., control information 2 transmitted by the UE and control information 1 transmitted by the relay, will collide at the eNodeB.

Physically, this means that the K data information are transmitted by selecting K antennas among a set of Q antennas.

But the information transmitted was never received by any firefighters on the scene, investigators concluded.

But the company explicitly said then that it did not collect or store so-called payload data — the actual information being transmitted by users over unprotected networks.