Sentence examples for propagating via from inspiring English sources

Alt-J never really had to slog to promote it, and were able to hide behind a faintly enigmatic non-image while the music did the talking, propagating via word-of-mouth both online and off.

In[26], this feature has been further explored for signals propagating via multiple ionospheric modes with co-channel interference and non-Gaussian noise for different types of PSK and FSK modulations.

However, it is not clear yet whether the signal is transmitted through air as an acoustic signal or as a seismic signal propagating via the chamber floor.

In response to mechanical stimulationm, astrocytes in cultures are known to generate 'waves' of Ca2+ excitation propagating via release of ATP [ 2, 33].

BSP analyses suggest that population expansions predate the LGM in apotheciate taxa (M. multispora 3, M. olivacea, M. septentrionalis, and M. subolivacea 2), as well as those propagating via vegetative diaspores (M. elegantula and M. exasperatula).

"One can say that this war against the West started on television," he said, "but, for instance, with the decapitation of the poor hostages in Iraq and Saudi Arabia, those images were propagated via Webcams and the Internet.

Because of the high conductivity of salt water, maritime radio transmissions at VLF can propagate via surface waves for thousands of kilometres.

As late as the 17th century many philosophers and scientists believed that sound propagated via invisible particles originating at the source of the sound and moving through space to affect the ear of the observer.

Earthquakes, sunlight, and radio all share a common factor: They propagate via waves.

Actors can be propagated via plain unicast or using the gossip protocol.

We illustrate such difficulty in Figure1, where we assume the transmit signal propagates via three paths.