Sentence examples for tiny transmission from inspiring English sources

He constructs tiny transmission towers from the bristles of toothbrushes and nail-scrubbers, and weaves gossamer cranes from sock thread.

We arrive at the digital age in modern systems encoding URLs as sequences of notes for over-the-air transmission as tiny audio clips that can now be decoded in real-time on mobile devices.

The high transparency of our samples is attributed to the graphene films being composed of many graphene flakes, which allowed light transmission from the tiny pits between flakes.

What is not known is the extent to which tiny aerosol particles are implicated in transmission.

The project's exhibition had visited a dozen sites before pausing in September for a series of shows, including one with Mr. Wang's statues of Mao in a tiny Beijing gallery, the 25,000 Cultural Transmission Center.

The small screen is actually a tiny mobile computer that handles scanning and transmission wirelessly.

However, data transmission is restricted by the tiny size of nanodevices and their extremely limited energy storing capability.

In order to apply this technique to tiny specimens, an IR microscope for oblique transmission measurement was developed.

The nanocomposite was characterized by X-ray diffraction, filed emission scanning electron microscope and transmission electron microscope, which revealed that tiny SnO2 nanoparticles could be homogeneously distributed on the graphene matrix.

From a tiny proportion of new HIV/AIDS cases in 2005, transmission among men who have sex with men (MSM) was reported for 70,000 (23%) of the new HIV cases in the first nine months of 2013 [ 4- 7].

As an aircraft moves in relation to the position of the satellite, there are tiny variations in the arrival time of the transmissions, which can be used to infer its distance from the satellite.