Sentence examples for transmissions released from inspiring English sources

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The pilot of a tanker involved in an accident that spilled thousands of gallons of fuel into the Mississippi River repeatedly warned a tugboat to get out of the way before they collided, but no one responded, according to radio transmissions released on Saturday by the Coast Guard.

A recorded radio transmission released late this week showed the pilot of the plane, a Tupolev Tu-154, crying, "Where are we hit?" as the aircraft began its plunge.

Transmission, released as a stopgap single between albums, is among the finest of them all, a heavy danse macabre of scorched-earth bass, spidery guitar and doomsday drums that destroys all that stands in its way.

During normal synaptic transmission, released glutamate from the presynaptic terminal activates primarily AMPA receptors (AMPARs).

Apple revoked the ransomware's Mac app development certificate and Transmission quickly released a new build to remove the ransomware.

The California Energy Commission, California Public Utilities Commission and the California Independent System Operator, which manages the state's electricity markets and most long-distance transmission lines, released the report last Tuesday.

The model suggests that even Sabin IPV seed strains may establish transmission if released in high-R0 populations.

Figure 5 describes the ripple benefit of quarantine, expressed as the number of secondary transmissions caused by released infectious individuals.

To show the ripple benefit, we also investigated the number of secondary transmissions caused by released infectious individuals.

Quarantine of length 2.8 days, with or without rapid diagnostic testing, would lead to many secondary transmissions caused by released infectious individuals.

Further, to simulate the key ripple benefit of quarantine (the predicted number of secondary transmissions caused by released infectious individuals), we assume that the reproduction numbers of symptomatic (Rs) and asymptomatic cases (Ra), i.e., the average numbers of secondary transmissions caused by a single symptomatic case and an asymptomatic case are 2.0 and 1.0, respectively.