Sentence examples for transmission back to 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.
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.
As far as we are aware, even in cases where the bacteria can infect vertebrates (as is the case with R. felis), there has been no recorded instance of transmission back to arthropods (i.e. ectoparasites can not pick up the infection from vertebrates).
Thus, the long-term and extensive trade of mink for the fur farming industry has likely provided repeated opportunities for the transmission of different AMDV genetic groups from Ontario to the rest of the world with instances of importation and disease transmission back to Ontario.
"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.
Data transmission continues on the RF link until an improved signal level is detected and then the transmission switches back to the laser link.
"After so many generations of consistent transmission" traceable back to 18th-century settlers, the authors declare, "the social patterns laid down by the founders are now rapidly shifting and dissipating in the current generation".
Brake, or accelerate, and the transmission switches back to gas and the battery charges.
