Sentence examples for transmitted after from inspiring English sources

He said the call "was extremely foolish" and the fact it was pre-recorded and transmitted after the station management's approval and legal vetting was "truly appalling".

A first show was recorded and sent to BBC2 to be transmitted after only one rehearsal because they thought they had it all satisfactorily worked out.

(5) A text may have been written and transmitted after the establishment of a scholarly tradition, or it may show signs of "wild" and arbitrary variation dating from an age in which standards of exact verbal accuracy were low.

There is no evidence it can be spread by an asymptomatic patient, but it can however still be transmitted after a patient has died, which is often what perpetuates outbreaks because funeral rites involving touching and kissing the deceased are common in West Africa.

In the framework, critical data are transmitted after authentication between devices.

The signal is produced and transmitted after synchronization of both slave and master systems.

The only source of information was the local radio station The Bay, which managed to keep transmitting after its staff carried equipment upstairs from a flooded studio.

They cited reports this month that a dog had died of leptospirosis, an infection that rats can transmit, after eating a dead rat in Prospect Park.

Fixed relays have traditionally been deployed in cellular networks as repeaters; a device which re-transmits after boosting the signal.

The parameter represents the probability that a node has a consequent packet to transmit after a success or failed transmission.

For instance, for a communication pair to transmit after the first slot, following criteria is to be met: Channel is common to both sender and receiver.