Sentence examples for managed to transmit from inspiring English sources

It still managed to transmit all of its data before running out of power.

Remarkably, the network has managed to transmit live from Cairo much of the time since then.

Someone aboard managed to transmit a text message to the nearest city, and the passengers were rescued within a few hours.

In both cases, the "unwritten" improvised scene somehow, inexplicably, managed to transmit a ghostly memory of itself into the "written" scene - and enrich it.

The network, which has tried not to divulge how it has managed to transmit pictures from Egypt, has supplemented its own images with those from amateurs.

But she made a video recording from a Havana park regretting the restrictions on her movements and managed to transmit them out of Cuba; they were posted on her site and played at the award ceremonies Wednesday night.

The program manages to transmit a great deal of information without sentimentality yet still create a strong protective feeling for these uncuddly reptilian creatures.

A security chain on the door means Ieuan is denied access to his mate, but he manages to transmit the drug to Zach, who seems briefly restored to what passes for normality.

Still, the spacecraft did manage to transmit some eye-popping findings, described in today's issue of Science: Gravitational measurements taken with Hayabusa's instruments indicate Itokawa is up to 40% empty space.

The only source of information was the local radio station The Bay, which managed to keep transmitting after its staff carried equipment upstairs from a flooded studio.

If, on the other hand, the basic information from the I frame has been transmitted, then we need to quantify the additional information that manages to be transmitted and without which GOP distortion and user irritation will increase.