Sentence examples for permit transmission from inspiring English sources

Chains of these towers were built to permit transmission over long distances.

Groups of seven permit transmission of 128 characters; with groups of eight, one member may be used for error correction or other function.

The snake has no external ear, but it still retains a few vestiges of the internal ear, which are connected to other skull bones in such a way as to permit transmission of some earth-borne, and perhaps a few aerial, sound waves of low frequency.

While such delaminations do not permit transmission of tensile stress waves across the cracked surfaces, transmission of compressive stress waves are allowed in the simulation.

Such systems have the ability to communicate in the presence of intentional interference and also permit transmission with a very low-power spectral density by spreading the signal energy over a large bandwidth to thwart detection [1, 2].

Above (cephalad) to the diaphragm, the vertebral line ends abruptly as aerated lung does not permit transmission of sound waves to the posterior thoracic structures including the vertebral bodies and proximal posterior ribs.

Robert A. Iger, the Walt Disney president, said that with Disney permitting transmission of the station's signals through May 24, Time Warner was bound to carry them.

Moreover, while adaptive equalization methods compensated for imperfections within the nominal three-kilohertz bandwidth of the voice circuit, advanced modulation methods permitted transmission at still higher data rates over this bandwidth.

The data-conversion device permits transmission of video over telephone circuits through the use of two components: a compression/expansion circuit, which reduces the amount of information contained in the video signal, and a modem, which translates the digital video signal to the analog telephone line format.

On the contrary, flattened dispersion profile permits transmission of simultaneous signals having approximately same pulse spreading.

The shallower radius of curvature (36 km) of the new guide also permits transmission of short wavelength neutrons previously cut off.