Sentence examples for which could transmit from inspiring English sources
His dispatches were delivered from a specially rigged mobile satellite platform, which could transmit sharp pictures even while traveling at 50 miles per hour.
Conventional television employed a 4.5-megahertz signal, which could transmit the information required to trace the standard American analog television picture of 525 lines per frame at a rate of 60 frames per second.
Full duplex (FD) protocol has been widely used in wireless communications, which could transmit and receive signals at the meantime.
Thus, selected multiple paths are the disjoint paths which could transmit data with maximum communication efficiency under PUs' interferences.
We have also demonstrated a generally usable microcontroller-based platform which could transmit data to either a local or remote archiving computer.
In conclusion, we have demonstrated dielectric gradient metasurfaces consist of periodic arrangement of differently sized silicon nanobricks, which could transmit the input light with full range of manipulating phase from 0 to 2π and extremely high efficiency (over 88%) at telecommunication wavelength.
That information could be immediately transmitted to the Israeli Air Force, which could carry out airstrikes on the Iraqi Scud launchers, which are mobile, before they could move or shoot again.
The scientists are exploring ways in which electrodes could transmit signals from muscle movements in the tongue as words were formed within the mouth -- but not actually spoken -- to a computer that could translate the signals into digitized speech.
Separately E.ON, which has always said it would like to build nuclear power plants, confirmed it had signed a deal with the National Grid under which it could transmit electricity from Oldbury.
Dr. Walsh said that gorillas commonly ate one another's dung, which could also transmit the virus.
Shannon (1948a) defined mutual information in the course of obtaining the maximum information which could be transmitted across a channel.
