Sentence examples for viable transmission from inspiring English sources

In particular, we have identified NC-OFDM technique as a viable transmission technology capable of supporting spectrally agile communications within the context of DSA.

In the mid-1990s, when fiber-optic cables were in their fledgling stages as a viable transmission technology, Burbank was already equipped with them.

Temperature defines a viable range for transmission; humidity amplifies the potential within that range.

For this possibility to be viable, whether vertical transmission of ABV can take place must be further clarified.

Beside the viable count assay, transmission electron microscopy was used to disclose intracellular localization of V. mimicus in A. castellanii.

21, 25, 29 Our results indicate that temperature defines a viable range for transmission and humidity amplifies the potential within that range.

If this donor ban is effective and blood transfusions are the only viable human-to-human transmission route, this should break the cycle of onward transmissions and only allow a first generation of blood transfusion transmissions to occur.

"I'm totally convinced," says Eddie Holmes, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Oxford, U.K. "It shows that butchering animals really is a viable mechanism of viral transmission".

These simulation and experimental results indicate that OOB suppression can be achieved under real-world conditions, making NC-OFDM transmission a viable option for CR usage in DSA networks.

The transmission to viable progeny was investigated in two types of cross (Table 2).

First, in the laboratory worms barely need their nervous systems, so that mutants with profoundly depressed synaptic transmission are viable and fertile (Richmond 2005).