Sentence examples for now transmitted from inspiring English sources

"They're now transmitted laterally and collaboratively via the internet.

Much of that information is now transmitted electronically, and by subscription.

The most recent figures suggest that up to 65% of new HIV infections are now transmitted within marriage.

Although Samoa, Fiji, Tonga and Vanuatu are named, much of their data is now transmitted via undersea cable links that are not susceptible to Waihopai's intercept satellites.

However, thanks to subsequent work by the UN International Strategy for Disaster Reduction and other agencies, which was incorporated into the Hyogo framework in 2004, warnings are now transmitted internationally.

Techniques that were developed in the 1960s overcame this obstacle, and direct current is now transmitted over very long distances, even though it must ordinarily be converted to alternating current for final distribution.

Moreover, many of these systems can now transmit to smartphones, so that people can watch activity on their property remotely.

Sirius Satellite Radio now transmits Dolby matrix surround on its channel 16, "The Vault," and iBiquity has approved Circle Surround for its HD Radio digital system.

It now transmits all the week's Champions League games, bar one, and only because that was effectively reserved for ITV by European football's governing body Uefa.

According to Brian Cury, founder of the EarthCam network of Internet cameras, there are more than 10,000 live cameras now transmitting continuously from points around the globe.

In the end the PRs shut off the video, then hide the screen -- now transmitting noiseless white fuzz -- behind foldaway cabinet doors.