Sentence examples for makes transmitting from inspiring English sources

Multiple studies have shown that being undetectable makes transmitting the virus onto others nearly impossible; in one, called the PARTNER study, 888 straight and gay serodiscordant couples (in which one was HIV-positive and undetectable, with the other HIV-negative) had condomless sex 58,000 times.

Electronic sensors reproduce the sounds the hammers would have made, transmitting them to the musician's headset.

But technology has improved markedly in recent years, and APIs make transmitting and receiving data far simpler and more straightforward.

The notes they made, transmitted to us, gave me the sense of being there, the here and now, that I never experienced anywhere else.

For another, multiplexing more active users with higher multiplexing gain would increase the inter-user interference, in which the multiplexing gain makes transmit power saving, but inter-user interference induces transmit power wasting.

Rapid progress was made toward transmitting moving pictures, especially in Great Britain; just before World War II the British Broadcasting Corporation inaugurated the first public television service.

Rather, A Separation is a low-key, interior-bound drama that you could easily plaster with that damning label "TV movie" – except that TV these days rarely makes or transmits realist drama this intelligent, certainly not in Britain.

Q. Can you look at sequence to see what makes it transmit human-to-human?

SACK provides packet delivery information that makes SCTP transmit new packets continuously.

Increasing δ makes nodes transmit measured samples with greater variation rates because a larger reconstruction error is allowed.

The measurements were made by transmitting a continuous wave (CW) signal, at the three aforementioned frequency bands, from a fixed transmitter to a fixed receiver, and recording the signal level.