Sentence examples for should be transmitting from inspiring English sources
The concept of datument, introduced by Murray-Rust and Rzepa, suggests that scientists should be "transmitting and preserving the complete content of a piece of scientific work" when they publish [33].
In consequence, variations of the gravitational field should be transmitted from place to place as waves, just as variations of an electromagnetic field travel as waves.
There is something awry in the idea that Tolkien's wondrous inventions — an entire history and landscape, plus trees of unknown languages, grown from one man's fancy — should be transmitted through a medium newly and utterly bent on realism.
If central banks have managed to anchor inflation expectations at low levels, a bigger part of any expansion in demand should be transmitted into higher output and employment and less into inflation than in the 1970s.
In the first draft of his Inaugural Address, Washington remarked that, having no children of his own, he would never establish a dynasty — "the Divine providence hath not seen fit that my blood should be transmitted or my name perpetuated by the endearing though sometimes seducing, channel of personal offspring" — but this also assured Americans that no one was closer in his affections.
Eager to assure Americans that he had not the least intention of founding a dynasty, he reminded Congress that he couldn't: "the Divine providence hath not seen fit that my blood should be transmitted or my name perpetuated by the endearing though sometimes seducing, channel of personal offspring".
Did you consider how private accounts should be transmitted?
These outputs should be transmitted to the upper model.
They have crossed centuries and should be transmitted in good shape to future generations.
Its cognitive processes and procedures should be transmitted to the students through lectures and critique sessions.
Therefore, various types of traffic with different characteristics should be transmitted through wireless communication.
