Sentence examples for re-transmit from inspiring English sources

Gas tails tend to be more common in comets, but they are also usually fainter than dust tails to the naked eye; this is because gas tails emit light by fluorescence, in which gas atoms emitted from the comet's nucleus interact with solar-wind radiation, and they re-transmit energy received from solar radiation at different wavelengths.

A judge in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California ruled last week granted summary judgement for defendant FilmOn X, finding that the internet-based television provider is entitled to a compulsory license under § 111 of the Copyright Act to re-transmit broadcast television.

The aim of the proposed scheme is to reconstruct the missing information at the receiver side, based on the inpainting algorithm, instead of increasing the overhead of the network by requesting from the transceiver to re-transmit the lost data packets.

Caching nodes -- computers that store and re-transmit segments of video -- earn reputation scores for better speed and availability.

In case of packet loss, the master node would re-transmit the packet.

In the DF method, relay nodes decode the source information and then re-encode and re-transmit it to the destination.

In a mesh, each receiver of a signal also re-transmits it.

"It uses a very sophisticated listening system where the sound is captured and re-transmitted," he said.

The results suggest that the enhancement of sound intensity along the chain can to some extent be explained by bubbles acting as resonant amplifiers re-transmitting vibrations.

Aereo, a two-year-old startup backed by media mogul Barry Diller, uses a large number of antennae – one for each customer – to capture the output of network TV channels and re-transmits them over the internet to customers' devices.

That is not powerful enough to be picked up by antenna on Earth, but a NASA orbiter, Mars Odyssey, will act as a relay, re-transmitting the data to Earth in real-time.