Sentence examples for transmission moves from inspiring English sources

Epizootics may appear to be wandering if disease incidence peaks in one area, sweeps through a population, then disappears for a period while the focus of transmission moves onward to a distant location.

Under normal acceleration, the electric motor, which is sandwiched between the engine and transmission, moved the car silently.

Transmission moved to 200 kilohertz in 1934, when the BBC moved its transmission to Droitwich, and has remained at that frequency, allowing for a slight shift to 198Khz ever since.

Receiver-side compensation can be justified for uplink transmission moving the processing task to the base station where higher computational complexity is allowed.

18 For countries with decreased transmission moving toward elimination, these pockets of transmission (or "hotspots") and their multifactorial determinants have become increasingly important to understand and tackle.

Power is routed to the rear wheels via Jag's six-speed automatic transmission, which moves between gear cogs with syrupy smoothness.

The forbidden band becomes narrower when the incidence angle of the light is 60°; the TE polarization transmission spectrum moves rapidly to smaller wavelengths, while in the TM polarization, the movement is gradual.

Efforts to build transmission have moved more slowly.

AFTER decades of unheralded service in the darkest recesses of the automobile, the transmission is moving into the spotlight.

Even worse, critics said, on 7 Series cars the gearshift for the automatic transmission was moved from the center console to the steering column.

This led him to design a machine with a differential transmission, a moving fortress that resembles a modern tank, and a flying machine.