Sentence examples for transmitted later from inspiring English sources

It's the first television comedy that the corporation has commissioned to be shown first on the internet – on their streaming service, iPlayer – before being transmitted later on terrestrial TV.

Traffic shaping in TBF implies that when the traffic exceeds its demand rate, excess traffic will not be dropped but instead will be stored in a buffer and transmitted later.

For traffic-irrelevant channel assignment schemes, they are operated before any data flow transmissions in the network and assign channels for all links in the network, so there is no load on each channel/link when operating the scheme, and no matter where the sources and destinations of flows transmitted later in the network, the channel assignment for links has no need to change.

Five minutes' worth of shaking data, for research purposes, is transmitted later, when the phone is charging and is connected to Wi-Fi.

Finally, the peak viral load in the 2nd week of illness would predict that virus is more likely to be transmitted later in the course of the illness.

Waterbirds and granivorous passerines, which do not need to fly further south to find food supplies throughout the cold season, could introduce pathogenic microorganisms that could be transmitted later between wintering birds when densities are high.

The broadcaster recently hired Oscar-winning US actor Shirley MacLaine for the third series of Downton Abbey, to be transmitted later this year.

A proposed film version of The Prisoner has yet to make it to the screen, but a remake of the TV show has recently been filmed by ITV, with the US actor James Caviezel as Number Six, and is due to be transmitted later this year.

The family was especially concerned that publishing the full genomic sequence of HeLa cells would violate its privacy by revealing abnormalities in genes that could be transmitted to later generations.

The American Academy of Pediatrics does not recommend routine neonatal circumcision, saying its medical benefits — including a slightly lower risk of urinary tract infections early in life, a lower risk of rare penile cancer and a lower risk of sexually transmitted infections later — are meager.

Small changes made to the language of the group by one generation — changes which perhaps make it easier to learn, or easier to understand or produce — will be transmitted to later generations, who may in turn make further changes geared to increasing language learnability and ease of use.