Sentence examples for transmit a claim from inspiring English sources

With the passage of time, the bias has come to be remarkably consistent, and many scientists have forgotten the primary purpose of a scientific publication – to transmit a claim for a new research result to a relevant scientific community.

Cohen also isn't convinced that layers in the crust and uppermost mantle can transmit a pulse as efficiently as Pollitz and Burgmann claim.

The nation hailed its soaring height, the claim that it was the world's tallest self-supported steel structure and its use to transmit a new technology, television.

As for transmitting records, a medical practice typically has to transmit a tiny fraction of its records.

People transmit a variety of signals.

But Sehgal explains his insistence on making art without artifact convincingly, as a "cleaner" iteration of the efforts of such forebears as Yves Klein (who sold empty space for gold), Joseph Kosuth (who reproduced entries from a dictionary), and Robert Barry (who released krypton and xenon into the atmosphere, and once claimed to have transmitted a piece telepathically).

A believer in spiritualism, Silver organised prayer groups and claimed that Louis Armstrong had transmitted a tune to him over the ether, while a dream led to Rockin' With Rachmaninoff (recorded in 1991 and finally released in 2003), a kind of musical about Duke Ellington, introducing the Russian composer to jazz.

He's imparting a mood, not transmitting a message.

Analog technology transmits a video signal through an electronic impulse.

I hope to see him transmitting a lot in 2016.

It transmits a cultural idea.