Sentence examples for opening transmitting from inspiring English sources
"Shock bursts", on the other hand, were thought to be caused by "the breaking of a thick, massive, rigid strata at a considerable distance above the coal bed, causing a great, hammerlike blow to be given to the immediate roof of the mine opening, (transmitting) a shock wave to the coal pillar or pillars" (Rice 1935).
Effects of EIF may reflect that high-frequency flow and pressure transients at airway opening are transmitted through the airways to the periphery of the lungs.
So CIA agents drove around transmitting garage-opening signals to blow up any bombmakers who happened to be nearby.
On nucleotide binding, the active site pocket opens up and this opening is most likely transmitted by a hinge-like movement of the B204 helix α1 around the α1-β2 loop.
The increase in kcat produced by activators with small synthetic substrates would therefore involve an increase in the rate of enzyme opening produced by the binding of substrate to one subunit and transmitting a conformational change to the adjacent subunit.
VW bug-sized openings in the cave walls sucked in, then expelled lake water, transmitting a thunderous sound as it slammed into the cavern's walls. .
The wire unit that transmits the opening and closing motion of the gripper is detachable from the inner pipe.
Tonight's season-opening performance will be transmitted live starting at 7pm on open-air screens at both Lincoln Center and Times Square, broadcast on Metropolitan Opera Radio on SiriusXM, and streamed live on the Met's website.
Endothelial membrane hyperpolarization resulting from IKCa and SKCa opening can be conducted along the endothelium via homocellular endothelial gap junctions and transmitted to smooth muscle cells through myoendothelial gap junctions to cause vasodilatation.
Your phone is not actually transmitting anything.
