In February 2012, Bell applied for a patent on an invention which would improve fibre optic communication speeds and assist in transmitting long distances.
More recently the phone companies, while disparaging VOIP publicly, have quietly embraced it for transmitting long-distance traffic between their major switching centres.
Leaf vasculature, in addition to transmitting long-distance damage cues, creates heterogeneity in JA bursts within attacked leaves that may be difficult for an attacking herbivore to predict.
Immature stages of Ixodes scapularis ticks feed for 3 to 6 days and thus can be transmitted long distances by birds.
These results show that different lineages of CHIKV strains from India with the Central/East/South African genotypes have been transmitted long distances by infected persons to various countries in Asia, including Singapore, Malaysia, and Bangladesh.
Which is a pity, for they are greatly in demand in the world's telecoms networks, in which signals are processed locally as electrons but are transmitted long-distance as light.At the moment Dr Koppens and his colleagues say their goal is to create "the thinnest and most flexible detector in the world".
That we could make the quality of glass fiber necessary to transmit long-distance signals.
The new laser, described in today's Science, could be a cheap way to transmit long-distance phone calls over fiber-optic cables, to detect pollution, or to experiment with chaos in close quarters.
tRNA halves, corresponding to the 5' or 3' sequences of the tRNAs, derived from mature tRNAs cleaved at their anticodon loops by an unidentified RNase, were able to inhibit translation and potentially transmit long-distance signals in plant phloem sap [ 27].
But, since we utilize a relay to transmit over long distance and concern low-outage probability regime, the dual-hop relaying can be still efficient from transmission capacity point of view.
