Sentence examples for principally sent from inspiring English sources

From a neuro hysiological point of view, object's features and spatial localizations acquired during visual exploration through the retina [ 9] are principally sent to visual cortex (V1) via lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) ([ 10– 12], for a review).

What's more, several hundred of the nation's television stations have made deals to lease part of their digital channel for other uses -- principally to send audio-video streaming media to personal computers equipped with digital over-the-air receivers.

With the heavy television advertising season still ahead, the two candidates have focused on gaining free publicity in the news media, principally by sending so many e-mail messages that the inky wretches hardly have time to read the advertisements for low-interest mortgages and cheap Viagra.

This small platform was sent up principally to test new space technologies, but it incorporates an imager from Belgium calledSwapthat is taking scientifically very useful pictures of the Sun.

The station, which is on Transverse Road No. 2, in Central Park, is principally concerned with sending alarms to the city fireboats, but is delighted to handle the Mayor's official calls.

And we multiplied that diversity and sent it out, principally through the postal system, mailing boxes of seeds to farmers".

On May 23, he sent Joseph Coulon de Villiers de Jumonville with 35 soldiers (principally Canadian recruits, but also including French recruits and officers) to see if Washington had entered French territory, and with a summons to order Washington's troops out; this summons was similar in nature to the one Washington had delivered to them four months earlier.

Shortly afterward, in 1941, my entire family was rounded up by the authorities and sent to the Theresienstadt camp, along with tens of thousands of other Jews, who hailed principally from Czechoslovakia, Austria, and Germany.

Despite their family's Presbyterian faith, Bruce was sent to Melbourne Church of England Grammar School (now Melbourne Grammar School) and subsequently Bruce would come to identify principally as Anglican.

Belgium sent in troops, ostensibly to protect Belgian nationals in the disorder, but the Belgian troops landed principally in Katanga, where they sustained Tshombe's secessionist regime.

Although the French Atlantic Fleet, principally based at the major seaport of Brest, had played no significant part in the campaign, it was decided that in order to relieve some of the pressure on the fleet in Cadiz, minor squadrons would be sent to prey on British trade in the Atlantic, hopefully drawing off some of Nelson's ships in pursuit.