Sentence examples for transmitted online from inspiring English sources

[Page C2.] Legal Maneuvering in Napster Case Napster, the Internet service that allows music files to be transmitted online, said that it was hiring David Boies, the lawyer who led the government's case against Microsoft, to help defend it in a battle with the recording industry in a case that many see as landmark for technology-era copyright issues.

But critics warn that many of the new restrictions that the entertainment industry proposes -- like enforcing technological requirements for digital television programming that would prevent it from being transmitted online -- would upset the balance between the rights of the content creators and the rights of the public.

The question is, why are our private details that are transmitted online, why are our private details that are stored on our personal devices, any different [from] the details and private records of our lives that are stored in our private journals?

That way actual credit card information doesn't have to be transmitted online, where consumers fear it can be stolen.

Currently, acceleration data obtained from this strong motion station network are transmitted online instantly to the main data server at Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute (KOERI) by a 3G Global System for Mobile communications (GSM) network (KOERI 2013).

The question is: why are our private details that are transmitted online, why are private details that are stored on our personal devices, any different than the details and private records of our lives that are stored in our private journals?" It's the sort of track that remixes itself.

At a court in Singapore on Tuesday, Yee was charged with three offences – two of insulting Christianity and the late statesman, and another of allegedly transmitting online an "obscene representation", according to court documents.

Arguments transmitted via online news articles elicited more persuasion than those transmitted via Twitter.

All ECG records were transmitted daily online to a central cardiologist (Paris, France) who interpreted them in a blinded manner, and feedback was sent to the sites as soon as available.

Unfortunately, this simply isn't true for bloggers in Iran, Egypt, China and elsewhere who have been imprisoned for expressing their views or transmitting information online.

The scuffle between the two started on Nov. 19, when Level 3 says Comcast demanded a recurring fee to "transmit Internet online movies and other content to Comcast's customers who request such content".