The phrase "transmit a copy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that you are sending a physical or digital copy of something. For example: "Please transmit a copy of the proposal to the client."
Nodes respond to requests for variant software by transmitting a copy of their own software to the requesting node.
The Livescribe 3 is a smartpen that aims to help you tap your metaphorically lexical keg by automatically transmitting a copy of whatever you write to a smartphone or tablet that's connected via Bluetooth 4.0.
We then required local investigators to obtain the original record and transmit a scanned copy to the coordinating centre.
Yet the problem could be solved simply by transmitting a facsimile copy and then microfilming the facsimile at the other end.
Employers required to fill out a W-2 must also fill out a W-3 form to transmit "Copy A" of the W-2 to the SSA.
Because Aereo users transmit a single, unique copy through an individual user account, Aereo argues that this should not be seen as copyright infringement.
In sometimes wry language — one footnote mentions that ReDigi compared its system to the "Star Trek" transporter and "Willy Wonka's teleportation device, Wonkavision" — Judge Sullivan ruled that ReDigi's system infringed on Capitol's reproduction rights because it transmitted an unauthorized copy of the file over the Internet.
While sensitive data such as e-mails and commercial transactions are generally encrypted before being transmitted, the Chinese government holds a copy of an encryption master key, and there was speculation that China might have used it to break the encryption on some of the misdirected Internet traffic.
Let node be the transmitter and node the receiver, and suppose that there are streams currently received by nodes located within 's interference range, and streams currently transmitted by nodes located within 's interference range, where a steam denotes a copy of data signal transmitted by the MIMO system.
