The phrase "transmit a picture" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts related to sending images or visual data, often in technical or communication settings.
Example: "The satellite is designed to transmit a picture of the Earth's surface back to the control center."
Alternatives: "send an image" or "deliver a photo."
You always have yours with you — and, even better, you can transmit a picture or movie right from the phone.
In 1880, the French engineer Maurice LeBlanc pointed out that, because the human eye retains an image for about a tenth of a second, if you wanted to transmit a picture you didn't have to send it all at once.
Suppose you wish to transmit a picture of a landscape with a blue sky.
For decades now, broadcasters have deliberately transmitted a picture that's about 5percentt or 10percentt bigger than your screen.
Transmitting a picture of the Eiffel Tower taken from a magazine, for example, will fetch web pages that include information about travelling to Paris.
Intra-prediction only requires data from the current picture, while inter-prediction uses data from a picture that has previously been coded and transmitted (a reference picture) and is used for eliminating temporal redundancy in P and B frames.
Digital technology meant that broadcasters would be able to transmit a high-definition picture, several standard-definition ones, or enhanced programming like data, news or program guides.
Acceptable audio quality under certain circumstances may be achieved with a bandwidth as small as five kilohertz, as in AM radio; a much larger bandwidth is needed for transmitting a moving picture because it is necessary to convey the overall average light content of a picture as well as the picture detail.
The difficulty of transmitting a live picture forced a trade-off between quality and cost.
Executives at WPIX, New York's WB affiliate, said yesterday that they had the nation's first news helicopter fully equipped with digital technology that will allow them to transmit a clear and stable picture from remote locations, solving a problem that has bedeviled area stations.
For each frame of a video sequence, it is possible to transmit a set of information called picture parameter set (PPS), in which the parameter specifies the FMO mode of the corresponding frame.
