Sentence examples for nor transmitted from inspiring English sources

"However, even though the word was neither enunciated nor transmitted, I too fell foul of the liberal lynch mob and forever more shall be thought of as racist.

Voice data is neither stored nor transmitted in using these predetermined commands.

As mentioned in Figure 6a, parity bits fully connected to the 0 bits of KBs are neither accumulated nor transmitted.

Moreover, labeling animals fed on GMOs is therefore necessary because some pesticide residues linked to GMOs could pass into the food chain and also because nobody would want to eat disabled or physiologically modified animals after long-term GMOs ingestion, even if pesticides residues or DNA fragments are not toxic nor transmitted by themselves.

Leptospirosis is normally neither communicable in humans nor transmitted by animal bite, and the route of infection is commonly limited to damaged skin or exposed mucous membrane.

VRSA was neither transmitted to or from another known VRSA patient nor transmitted from patients to identified contacts.

Communicators towed over the line could neither receive nor transmit.

An immunization strategy is defined as the choice of a set of nodes (individuals) who cannot catch nor transmit the disease.

Large parts of southwestern (SW) Nigeria are completely underlain by intrusive crystalline rocks that can neither store nor transmit water, except when fractured, or where there is significant regolith thickness over the basement.

We also consider several simple methods to mitigate the spread, namely the vaccination of a number of individuals in the population, under the assumption of a perfect vaccine efficiency: vaccinated individuals cannot become infectious nor transmit the disease and thus slow down and hinder the propagation.

(Note that the propagation of the prion depends on the presence of normally folded protein in which the prion can induce misfolding; animals that do not express the normal form of the prion protein can neither develop nor transmit the disease).