Sentence examples for means of transmitting from inspiring English sources

If the answer is simply a means of transmitting information, titles are merely nostalgia.

Among the Amish, work is seen as an important means of transmitting values to children.

Now there is a new rapid-fire means of transmitting misinformation nationwide, even worldwide, via e-mail and the Internet.

The means of transmitting it to readers may change, but the art of writing fiction has survived for centuries.

It was only at the end of the 19th century, in Egypt, that religious pictures started to circulate as a means of transmitting the faith.

Without an efficient means of transmitting this information to other players across the internet, multi-player games would suffer from jerky motion and time lags.

Although the means and ease of transmitting images may be novel, photo-sharing networks didn't create this urge.

It is well known that cooperative transmission, which means the use of cooperators or relays, improves the quality of wireless transmission by means of transmit diversity [7, 8].

Due to this, there have been several works in literature that improve the performance in the high-SNR region of those schemes through means of transmit-diversity, which can be achieved either by open or closed-loop design [11 23].

The empirical cdfs of the distributed 2−2/3 system are shown in Figure 4. Similar to the centralized system, there is a large throughput gap between CLSM based SU-MIMO and the performance promised by SVD precoding if M u,i >1, as shown in the left-hand side diagram of Figure 4. But, in contrast to the 8−0/0 DAS, this gap can be strongly reduced by means of transmit antenna subset selection.

However, the nonlinear distortion of HPAs, which is caused by high PAPR, could reduce the HPA efficiency [14, 25]. Figure 2 presents that the CE-OFDM amplitude is constant, which means that the requirement of transmitting information can be satisfied by using common HPAs, and the high PAPR problem of traditional OFDM can also be solved [26, 27].