Sentence examples for transmitting instructions from inspiring English sources
The phrase "transmitting instructions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of sending or conveying instructions to someone, often in a technical or formal context. Example: "The system is responsible for transmitting instructions to the robotic arm to perform the required tasks."
It was through this network that Mr. Hussein directed the insurgency, Major Murphy said, transmitting instructions through his lieutenants to cell leaders in cities like Samarra, Ramadi and Falluja.
It is better at transmitting instructions downward than at facilitating accountability upward.
With a cheek muscle, he signals an electronic sensor in his eyeglasses to transmit instructions to the computer.
Others systems, known as electronic vehicle monitoring systems, use wireless data technology to communicate location and to transmit instructions from central dispatchers to drivers.
But this one is steered by the brain of a person wearing a cap with 64 electrodes, which transmit instructions to a computer.
He was thus able to use these messengers to transmit instructions to his capital for the governing of his distant dominions.
Disappointingly for all Airplane fans, initial reports suggest he didn't transmit instructions down to the bench with a two-way radio (that would have been in violation of the sanctions).
She discovered that the simple designs and ciphers were cut into several faces of the dressed stone, and learned that as well as being used to transmit instructions between designers or master masons and their workforce, the marks were also used to help assemble pieces that had been carved elsewhere and then transported to the building site – just as we do with self-assembly furniture.
These rituals required educated specialists both to conduct them and to transmit instructions for their performance.
"It is a chemical entity, but DNA's importance flows from its ability to encode and transmit the instructions for creating humans.
By filtering out wind noise, this set-up can listen for and locate other aircraft in the sky and then transmit avoidance instructions to the drone's operator on the ground, or enable it to take evasive action itself.
