Sentence examples for transmission of normal from inspiring English sources

The RTO holds transmission of normal packets during timeout and reduces its congestion window to 1 after the timeout.

On the other hand, during the transmission of normal subframes from the macro-cell, CRE PUEs are not scheduled by the pico-cell.

Increased transmission of normal perfusion sounds to the cochlea would lead to PT [ 15, 16].

This span corresponds to the range of MRSA transmission rates of normal wards in hospitals in Central Europe [ 17].

For the values above 12 mm, the force of the magnetic field was so small that it was not enough for the transmission of the normal force acting on the rotor.

If given before conditioning begins, discrete, reversible inactivations or disturbances of normal transmission at any level in the compartment effectively prevent acquisition of new conditioned responses (CRs) [9] [11].

A controlled glutamatergic transmission is known to be critical for higher order mental processes, whereas excessive glutamatergic transmission can lead to impairment of normal neural processes and even cell death [ 53, 54].

The transparent elastomeric film, characterized by a vapor transmission rate comparable to that of normal skin, prevents excessive body fluid loss.

For instance, TNF and IL-1β are released during physiological neuronal activity and, as reviewed (Marin and Kipnis, 2013), play a crucial role in regulating the strength of normal synaptic transmission.

If the shingles outbreak damages the nerves' normal transmission of signals from the skin to the brain, the result can be lasting pain -- sharp or burning or aching -- usually at the place where the shingles rash first erupted.

Among the externally derived poisons are bacterial toxins, such as those in tetanus, which excite ventral-horn cells of the spinal cord, with resulting muscular rigidity; diphtheria, which produce severe loss of myelin from motor nerves, causing limp weakness of the throat and other muscles; and botulism and tick paralysis, which prevent normal transmission of impulses between nerve and muscle.