Sentence examples for repeat transmissions from inspiring English sources

Under Mr. Gelb the Met has become a media juggernaut, providing live and repeat transmissions of operas around the country in movie theaters, on satellite radio and online.

A traditional distributed system requires repeat transmissions of data between clients and servers [ 3].

No one knows whether the seemingly unnatural signal really was beamed toward us by aliens, and despite great effort, scientists have never managed to detect a repeat transmission from the same spot in the sky.

Repeat transmission via either cycle could be expected to lead to ASF persistence and endemicity.

Effective compensation for fast fading requires the use of sophisticated diversity combining techniques, such as modulation of the signal onto multiple carrier waves, repeated transmissions over successive time slots, and multiple receiving antennas.

But if these viruses continue to spread in their respective animal reservoirs, repeated transmissions of the viruses to humans may lead to the genetic changes that will make either virus readily transmitted by humans to humans.

However, the insights provided can be used in future works to study the scenarios with limited buffer capacities, where the buffer overflow events can also affect the end-to-end packet delays due to the need for repeated transmissions.

The network-assisted diversity multiple access (NDMA) protocol solves the issue and attains the highest potential throughput at the cost of keeping devices active to acquire feedback and repeating transmissions until successful decoding.

Then, considering the discussions presented in this paper as well as the probability of repeated transmissions, the end-to-end packet delay can be investigated for conventional and buffer-aided relaying systems with finite buffer capacities in the BS and relay.

S. citri BR3 was isolated from horseradish plants with brittle root disease [ 7]. S. citri BR3-T, derived from the triply cloned parental isolate (BR3-3X) by repeated transmission in turnips via its insect vector C. tenellus, is insect-transmissible. BR3-M, derived by passage in liquid medium 43 times, is also a transmissible line.

Figure 1 Scenarios of conventional cooperative relaying and repeated transmission.