Sentence examples for transmissions hosted from inspiring English sources

Geologist recently described to us how they created an abstract aesthetic of radio which manifested itself in the warbly, robotic utterances of, "You are now listening to Centipede Radio," and the like, heard all over the weekly Transmissions hosted by the band each Sunday.

Each year, Detroit label Interdimensional Transmissions hosts a Midwestern techno reunion of sorts in the form of their beloved Movement afterparty No Way Back.

Following last week's eclectic blend hosted by Panda Bear of Animal Collective, and featuring mixes by Black Dice, Sublime Frequencies, and Haunted Graffiti, this week's transmission hosted by Deakin of Animal Collective delves even deeper into psychedelia.

"The draft genome of whitefly Bemisia tabaci MEAM1, a global crop pest, provides novel insights into virus transmission, host adaptation, and insecticide resistance". BMC Biology 14(14: 140.

Data presented are expected to improve our current understanding of the parasite's geographical distribution, transmission, host range, immunogenicity, pathogenesis, and genotype frequencies.

Instead the model's dynamic nature where transmission, host infectiousness and host immunity are intimately linked, changing over time, allows downstream intervention impacts to evolve during the simulation.

Only rodents are competent transmission hosts for TBE virus, and the period of rodent infectivity is limited to a few days.

Host infection via vector saliva leads to an increase in viral transmission, host susceptibility, disease progression, and mortality [ 6].

Research on a wide range of topics—including the study of virus transmission, host range, drug resistance, infectivity, immunity and virulence is urgently needed to fill these gaps.

The emergence of a rodent-adapted ecotype of B. garinii has been documented previously in Europe and is thought to represent a complete host switch, with the loss of birds as transmission hosts (68).

Dr Ariën believes that in this case the attenuation could be the result of what he calls "serial genetic bottlenecks" during transmission from host to host.