Sentence examples for methods of transmitting from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — China launched the world's first quantum communications satellite from the Gobi Desert early Tuesday, a major step in the country's bid to be at the forefront of quantum research, which could lead to new, completely secure methods of transmitting information.

A technology company would be expected to astound us with radical innovations in the coming years, leaving us gasping at how it advances the methods of transmitting 140-character content to our brains – first via the web, then mobile and smartphones, then perhaps by SubEthaNet and telepathy.

There are faster methods of transmitting data - such as the use of complex laser technology - but this is the first test to achieve such high speeds in "real world" conditions, outside testing labs.

When it was film, here and most places the photographer would have to either get the film processed where they were, and there were some really antique methods of transmitting images before we had the whole digital workflows that we have now.

The course succeeded in making the students aware that methods of transmitting and preventing HIV/AIDS are within their control.

Bell filed a patent describing his method of transmitting sounds on February 14 , 1876 just hours before Gray filed a caveat (a statement of concept) on a similar method.

Using neurotransmitters to reach cells is a much more subtle approach than the current method of transmitting electrical pulses (such as that employed by cochlear implants).

This method of transmitting nerve impulses, while far less common than chemical transmission, occurs in the nervous systems of invertebrates and lower vertebrates, as well as in the central nervous systems of some mammals.

Streaming, Method of transmitting a media file in a continuous stream of data that can be processed by the receiving computer before the entire file has been completely sent.

"It will simply become an overpriced method of transmitting voice telephony to those places that do not yet have alternate means, and ultimately those places will dwindle".

In short, after centuries of progress, the old method of transmitting information via the printed page – not to mention the publisher's tendency to control content with an iron fist – is crumbling.