Sentence examples for transmitting into from inspiring English sources

Since the cell size became larger than 1 mm for mixtures with β ⩾ 0.3, the detonation wave propagated in spinning detonation mode before transmitting into the expanded section.

In addition, broadcasts by overseas-based radio stations transmitting into Zimbabwe, such as the Voice of America's Studio 7 and UK-based SW Radio Africa, have been jammed.

So, it should be kept in mind that the power used is not the real power of ultrasonic energy transmitting into the reaction mixture.

However, instead of the WiMAX transmitter/receiver transmitting into the channel, it transmits and receives the WiMAX transmissions through DSRC transmissions and a cluster head/relay (CHR) station.

From the physical standpoint, −f is the heat source function, | ∇ u | p − 2 is the variational heat-conduction coefficient, g ( u ) is the heat-conduction function transmitting into interior of Ω from the boundary of Ω.

A 2-megapixel, more easily uploaded and stored version is transmitted into your phone.

Buddhism was transmitted into Tibet mainly during the 7th to 10th centuries.

But because of the tires' stiff sidewalls, a surprising amount of road noise is transmitted into the car.

If you're unsure about the room your characters are situated in, some of that fuzziness will get transmitted into the scene itself.

But Mr. Browne said there was no way to determine whether fragments of the tape that showed the attacker and his victim together were transmitted into the monitor room.

Press briefings and documents are constantly transmitted into computer networks, and archived on computer files available to anyone on computer networks.