Sentence examples for transmit what from inspiring English sources
Their mission was to hang out in bars, eavesdrop on American servicemen and transmit what they learned to Germany.
"But this is just another way, hopefully an easier way, to transmit what you're thinking to the computer brain".
Why not do it?" Using television to transmit what academics call pro-social messages is not new.
For example, the use of e-mail to transmit what might be regarded as secret information is expressly forbidden.
They weren't going to discuss politics during the gig, preferring to "transmit what we feel through the music".
He has always had a tremendous sense of vocation, a mission to transmit what he knows and what he feels.
They are communicating their ideas and transmitting what they do in a better way.
The director Ian Rickson has an exceptional gift for transmitting what it feels like to be in a scene.
Not only do the young insects feed on the roots; the adult insects that emerge feed on the plants, both transmitting what scientists know as the stolbur phytoplasma.
His microphone failed and a back-up sound system transmitted what sounded like shouts of "justicia", justice, at which point state television cut the broadcast.
His version of a postmodern mirror, for example, is a white Corian slab equipped with a miniature camera that transmits what it captures onto minuscule lights embedded in its surface.
