Sentence examples for propagate itself from inspiring English sources

Yet the human race continues to propagate itself.

That particular malware was designed to compromise Windows-based systems and to propagate itself through removable and network drives.

The virus, called SoBig.F, used e-mail address books to propagate itself, disseminating messages labeled "thanks" or "wicked screensavers" to randomly selected addresses.

That idea, he argues, is like a virus or a worm, and it inspires bizarre forms of behavior in order to propagate itself.

The worm, which uses a recently discovered flaw in a certain type of Microsoft software to propagate itself, can force a Web site to shut down by causing infected computers to flood it with data.

Not everyone would have been susceptible, but some would, and through them — with the help of genetic mutation — art would propagate itself in forms appropriate to the social and historical development of its hosts.

Once activated, it propagates itself to e-mail addresses found on the victim's computer.

This kind of thing may not "matter" to some presumed eternity of true judgment, but it propagates itself.

The virus, which was sent as an attachment to an e-mail message with the subject line "I Love You," propagates itself to e-mail addresses found on the victim's computer.

The absurd fantasy that Anderson offers up plays like a documentary of an extreme state of mind — and turns it into a stereotype which, in being represented with such efficacy, propagates itself.

Through this flux of ions, the electrical impulse propagated itself along the length of the axon, transmitting signals for action, thought, sight or touch from one end of the nerve to the other, they said.