Sentence examples for will be able to transmit from inspiring English sources

The World Cup final will also be broadcast in 4K, though it is unclear how many broadcasters will be able to transmit it.

Now, Lucent's researchers are working on technology for the next generation, equipment that will be able to transmit 40 billion bits of information a second.

Owners of iPads, iPhones and top-of-the-line iPods will be able to transmit videos, photos and other media from their mobile devices to the television.

The BDP-S470 ($200) and BDP-S570 ($250) will be able to transmit 3-D Blu-ray movies after a software download available this summer.

Objects connected to SigFox's network can operate at very low power but will be able to transmit at only 100 bits per second slower by a factor of 1,000 than the networks that serve smartphones.

I wonder if a hand tree will be able to transmit and distribute this energy to other smaller species by their roots and neighboring soils.As a mother tree, ^feedingˆ the environment.

Note: The retailer's memo doesn't say that the PS3 will ship without component outputs but rather component outputs will not be able to transmit HD videos and thus probably has to do with the AACS Final Adopter Agreement.

It will still record what is happening to the gun, but it will not be able to transmit it until it reestablishes cellular contact.

We will not be able to transmit any of these feelings verbatim.

But even at 144 kilobits, reporters will not be able to transmit a scene with a lot of action -- for example, a riot -- by videophone.

How will firms be able to transmit consumer and other personal data to the United Kingdom, given that EU law imposes special restrictions on data transfers to third countries?