Even as the dialectically duplicated verb lost its duplication on its journey to general usage, lexicographers noticed the way the hortatory "Enjoy!" did not transmit action to an object.
The classical role of voltage-gated sodium channels (VGSCs) is to transmit action potentials in electrically excitable cells, for example, neurons and cardiomyocytes.
At this point there exist two methods for transmitting the action potential from one cell to the other.
The cast came out for repeated curtain calls; then, with the cameras still transmitting the action to the plaza outside and to Times Square, the singers emerged onto a balcony overlooking the plaza, where they were applauded by the thousands of viewers there.
Concerning the neurotoxic phenotype of TCDD, this is the first evidence of a direct correlation between abnormal expression of the TH gene, which is an elementary process of dopaminergic dysfunction, and AhR-mediated genomic control transmitting TCDD action to the cells.
Then it performs an action which depends on the status of the nodes (example: For transmit action, a node must have residual energy which is greater than transmission cost).
You may be aware of the growing controversy surrounding Carrier IQ, a piece of software found pre-installed on Sprint phones that, according to developers who have investigated, is capable of detecting, recording, and transmitting various user actions and inputs.
In the quiet haven of grammatical, etymological and semantic scholarship that is this space, I worry about whether the verb recuse is still transitive -- that is, if it transmits an action from subject to object and requires that object to achieve its meaning.
Conceptual competence corresponds to factual knowledge that can be transmitted into action schemata.
According to the Hodgkin-Huxley model, the energy required to transmit an action potential in the squid giant axon is three to four times greater than what would be needed if the axon were perfectly efficient.
