Sentence examples for transmitting it over from inspiring English sources

Tesla was able to show that alternating current (AC) - which swaps its polarity at a regular rate, 50 times a second in UK mains electricity - was far more efficient (you don't lose anything like as much energy in transmitting it over long distances).

Today, when an uncompressed digital image may require 20 megabytes, data compression is important in storing information digitally on computer disks and in transmitting it over communications networks.

VoIP communication, intended to eventually replace conventional telephone networks, operates by converting the analog sound of a human voice into digital information and transmitting it over the Internet, to be translated back into analog audio at the receiver's end.

Its system works by collecting and intensifying sunlight on a rooftop like a solar panel, then transmitting it over a fiber optic network to unlit interior spaces for a remote-skylight effect.

While working at the University of Turin on the construction of a compressed-air ram to supply extra power to locomotives on steep grades, Sommeiller conceived the idea of adapting the machine to rock drilling, for which steam power was not suited because of the difficulty of transmitting it over distances.

As we enter a world where the price of digitizing information -- converting it into little packets of ones and zeros and then transmitting it over high-speed data networks -- falls to near zero, it means the vaunted "death of distance" is really here.

The box accepts a monitor output from any computer and transmits it over your in-home cable wiring, essentially creating a local private cable channel.

The unit digitizes the incoming video stream and then transmits it over the Internet, assuming it is plugged into a broadband connection, like a digital subscriber line or cable modem.

Historically, a regional electric utility, which was owned by investors and regulated by the state, generated power, transmitted it over high-voltage lines and then distributed it in low-voltage form into homes and businesses.

Under the old system, the monopoly utilities generated power, transmitted it over their own lines and sold it to their own customers, but now some utilities have gotten out of the generating business while dozens of other companies have gotten into it.

For the traffic arriving at the MBS, we need to efficiently transmit it over the wireless channel to the UTs in an interference limited environment.