Sentence examples for simply transmitted from inspiring English sources
Because the rogue program was designed to send itself to every address in a Microsoft Outlook e-mail address book, when it came across a fax number in the list it simply transmitted itself via fax.
Dr. William L. Whittaker, the principal researcher on the Nomad project, said past exploration robots, like those sent into space or far down in deep oceans, had been drones that simply transmitted information for humans to evaluate.
Although Book III contains the first-known extension of Menelaus's theorem for spherical triangles, it is quite possible that the theorem was already known and Menelaus simply transmitted it to later generations.
But the other five received bits are not simply transmitted bits from user 1 or user 2, none of which can be recovered by a single equation.
Bergotte does not simply transmit his inherited voice, he transposes it.
Like a telephone line, an Internet connection does not play favorites — it simply transmits the words and images.
By contrast, the electronic networks simply transmit bids and orders, sent in by traders, and they are often changed throughout the day.
This opened up the possibility of processing information as well as simply transmitting it in such systems (see also information processing).
Telecommunications experts say that customer confidence is particularly crucial in the lucrative segments where WorldCom and its rivals manage parts of customers' data and voice operations or provide other services beyond simply transmitting calls or information.
The myth is most often treated as a lesson in man's utter subjection to fate, but Schnackenberg is more interested in the helplessness of Apollo, who does not really determine the action but simply transmits the decrees of fate.
A litany of clever tactics for cloaking commerce on the high seas has included reflagging, renaming or clandestinely acquiring ships, engaging in secretive ship-to-ship transfers to mask the origins of oil or other contraband, temporarily disabling onboard satellite transponders to hide their true locations or simply transmitting false destinations.
