Sentence examples for transmits enough from inspiring English sources

The ionic cable transmits enough power to turn on light-emitting diodes.

On sensing the transmission, it transmits enough noise resulting some sufficient number of bits corrupted in the legitimate packet so that packet checksum is not recovered by the receiver and the packet is discarded.

As populations ranged farther from the equator's steady supply of sunlight, according to this theory, lighter skin was more of an advantage because it transmits enough UV light for the synthesis of Vitamin D, which is necessary for skeletal and immune system development.

But her play, despite its venturesome spirit, doesn't transmit enough fresh perceptions about the knotty issues under examination.

Thus equipped, two properly aligned dishes as much as 100km apart can transmit enough data to carry high quality video.

David Willey, a physicist at University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, fire-walks himself and has reasoned that it does not normally burn because the embers do not transmit enough heat in their brief contact with feet.

Simulate the technique for current P by successfully transmitting enough packets.

The encoder must operate at a high enough rate (transmit enough parity symbols) to ensure that the errors can be corrected.

Although a sample from Itokawa would be the biggest prize, Hayabusa's bevy of x-ray, gravity, and image sensors have already transmitted enough data back to Earth to fuel scientific debates for years to come, researchers say.

This is because the nodes in the RoF-based WLAN have much longer backoff periods than those in the legacy WLAN, which means that they cannot transmit enough frames for the reasons described in Section 3.1.

Moreover, when an RoF-based WLAN uses an extended slot time value but a coexisting legacy WLAN employs the usual slot time, the nodes in the RoF-based WLAN are not able to transmit enough frames because their backoff period is much longer than that in the legacy WLAN, as shown in Fig. 4.