Sentence examples for transmit results from inspiring English sources

New York City activated newer sensors in late 2007 that can automatically sniff the air hourly for as many as 100 harmful species and transmit results immediately.

A new biometric voter identification system failed, and then, after the polls closed, the electronic system to transmit results directly from the polling places to election headquarters crashed.

Another company, VoteHere of Bellevue, Wash., already helps colleges, unions and some local governments conduct elections using terminals that can transmit results on the Internet and is developing a system that could be used to allow citizens to vote from home.

There also was chaos in Baltimore, where several elections judges failed to show up or were unfamiliar with the voting technology, and vote-counting in Prince George's County was marred by the failure to transmit results electronically from many precincts to the central elections office.

In the enterprise market, smart buildings are already transmitting energy information from their HVAC systems, factory machines are spewing out data, and hospitals are using technology to monitor patients and transmit results to professionals in real time.

Dr. Whitson and Fischer also explained some of the benefits of having 4K live streaming technology in space: providing live footage of experiments under way on the International Space Station being one, since it means they can use things like slow motion cameras capturing extremely high detail to transmit results in real-time to their researcher colleagues on Earth.

These sensors do not always have information to transmit, resulting in sporadic data transmission.

Packet depletion has been defined in [8] as the condition where a scheduled link does not have packets to transmit, resulting in a wasted timeslot with link-assigned scheduling.

We should be looking, as much as possible, at doing local analyses before transmitting results.

On Election Day, much of the expensive biometric equipment that the commission relied on to guarantee a transparent election failed, as did its system for electronically transmitting results.

Centers with usable phone and internet connections may begin transmitting results to the main counting center in Baghdad, where Mr. Ayar, who is also the commission's spokesman, will announce whatever he has to the world's assembled news media.