Sentence examples for transmission back from inspiring English sources

The TV has an infrared port that accepts signals from standard remote controls and then converts them for transmission back to the control module.

Already, motor vehicle manufacturers ship an automotive transmission back and forth across the US-Mexican border several times in the course of production.

Monday's concert, captured by Brazilian television crews for transmission back home, seemed equally divided between expatriates and local converts who ended the evening united in enthusiasm for an event that easily surpassed the low expectations.

Transmission back to the body via pulse microwaves can also alter physical and psychological behaviour.The work of Jose Delgardo et al in the early 1960s on the stimoceiver paved the wave for this technology.

As part of the signed specimen usage agreement, recipients agree to electronic transmission back to NNTC-DCC of all data generated from the use of NNTC specimens within one year of receipt.

These motile forms enter the blood stream, travel to the liver and quickly invade hepatocytes, emerging 5 6 d later to start a cycle of erythrocyte invasion and lysis that leads to clinical disease and enables transmission back to the vector.

"With this limitation you have to make better use of the transmissions back to the factory," he said.

In that movie, when some of the crew venture off the ship, to explore what seems to be a deserted planet, their transmissions back to the ship flicker and break up.

The narrative here seems to be that Doc Brown is sending transmissions back from 2020, when some Democrat has already ruined America with government overreach.

However, due to Zigbee transmissions backing-off on the relatively long Wi-Fi packets (10 ms), they tend to start their transmissions close after a Wi-Fi transmission.

Paul Nipkow received a German patent on the idea in 1885, and the concept of dividing an image into scanning lines for transmission dates back at least to the facsimile transmission systems of the first half of the 19th century.