Sentence examples for permanent transmission from inspiring English sources
The bill prevents the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission from "standardizing" its policies, creates federal authority to force the siting of transmission lines, and provides permanent transmission entitlements to existing transmission holders that are guaranteed to be deeply contentious.
As for making Alpine Tower the permanent transmission site, Charles Sackermann, business agent for the Alpine Tower Company, the Montvale-based company that runs the tower's operations, said: "While theoretically you could build this higher, it's just not going to happen.
This can be achieved by permanent transmission of compressed data to other systems.
The packet retransmission on failure continues up to 100 times and reports a permanent transmission error afterwards.
This means that for the RM we assume permanent transmission of BSs at the maximal Tx power equal to 40 W. In addition, BSs cannot dynamically be shut down and powered on in accordance with the traffic pattern changes and there are no adaptations of Tx power in order to ensure targeted service rates.
Yet, in none of these examples did RV establish permanent transmission cycles in the new host species.
Experimental transmissions of the DAB Eureka 147 standard from the Crystal Palace transmitting station by the BBC started in 1990 with permanent transmissions covering London in September 1995.
He concluded that permanent interruption of transmission was unachievable because of relapses and new introductions.
Field experience suggests that this strategy will reduce microfilaraemia within the community to very low levels, potentially resulting in permanent interruption of transmission [ 6].
We must reach beyond the relatively easy successes of SUFI to address the next steps for malaria control in Africa; our shared ambition must be elimination not only of deaths but the permanent end of transmission.
Can these challenges to onchocerciasis and lymphatic filariasis elimination be overcome, and are there lessons from successful elimination efforts that can help us understand how to achieve elimination of disease and permanent cessation of transmission of O. volvulus and lymphatic filariae at a global level?
