Sentence examples for transmitted into from inspiring English sources

Buddhism was transmitted into Tibet mainly during the 7th to 10th centuries.

A 2-megapixel, more easily uploaded and stored version is transmitted into your phone.

But because of the tires' stiff sidewalls, a surprising amount of road noise is transmitted into the car.

If you're unsure about the room your characters are situated in, some of that fuzziness will get transmitted into the scene itself.

Press briefings and documents are constantly transmitted into computer networks, and archived on computer files available to anyone on computer networks.

■ The data is amplified, processed, and analysed by a computer, and converted to a signal that can be transmitted into another brain.

"This is politics transmitted into pastime — politics-as-drug-experience, perhaps — rather than anything capable of transforming society," Srnicek and Williams write.

In their different ways these are far from being merely passive agents through which market forces are transmitted into human behaviour.

It is thought it originally lived in wild animals but was transmitted into humans when they first began livestock farming about 10,000 years ago.

His Beggar's Opera was successfully transmitted into the 20th century by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill as Die Dreigroschenoper (1928; The Threepenny Opera).

These images are transmitted into the 2-D optical channel.