Sentence examples for transmitters back from inspiring English sources

The first segment in this format consisted of the isnād ("chain of authority"), which used a variety of verbs to register the type of narrative involved and, most significantly, established the level of the report's veracity by listing the names of transmitters back to the source.

There is also a multiplayer relay race, where children pass the transmitter back and forth to compare times.

Otherwise, the transmitter backs off until another timeout expires.

It was the furthest soft landing in the history of space exploration and ­ this time at least ­ the heat shield worked, the three parachutes opened as planned and the radio transmitters sent back the all-important signals suggesting all had gone according to plan.

The station's transmitter dates back to 1969.

And much of it was fascinating: how Curiosity will get a 10-watt transmitter signal back to us through 350 million miles of solar-flared space, and how we slow it from 13,000mph to stop instantly at the right parking space on Mars.

Seven females are being implanted with tiny radio transmitters and sent back into the wild in the hope that they will lead hunters to nesting areas among the multitude of little wooded islands, known as hammocks, that dot the 2.5m acres (1m hectares) of marshland.

Most classical transmitters are transported back into the presynaptic terminal after vesicular release using plasma membrane transporters.

O.K., so tell me again how Hillary Clinton put the transmitter in your back molar?

We're the antenna catching information, the transmitter giving information, back and forth.

From time to time, the team affixed satellite transmitters to the backs of Adélies to determine where they were foraging.