Deciding whether and how to transmit ESPN and deciding whether and how to transmit ESPN.
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Nevertheless, Hawaii is undergoing an outbreak of dengue fever, and the same mosquitoes that transmit it also can transmit Zika.
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This is Chance's real provocation on this album: suggesting that the same mediums that transmit sin might also transmit salvation.
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The mosquitoes that transmit Zika are Aedes mosquitoes, most commonly Aedes aegypti, which are present in north Queensland and also transmit Dengue fever.
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This meant that instead of fleas having to bite humans to transmit the disease, humans could now transmit it to each other directly.
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In a statement, Craig Currim, head of field engineering for Transmit Security, said source code for the Transmit Security software was not leaked.
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If those entities receive First Amendment protection when they transmit television stations and networks, they likewise receive First Amendment protection when they transmit Internet content.
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Studies suggest they can potentially transmit the bacteria to partners through oral sex, deep kissing or other kinds of close contact that transmit infected droplets.
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The first is "population replacement" in which a mosquito population biologically able to transmit pathogens is "replaced" by one that is unable to transmit pathogens.
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Dogs and other non-human animals can transmit the disease to each other through biting, but non-human animals cannot directly transmit the disease to humans.
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It was designed by Ryan Genz and Francesca Rosella, of the London fashion firm Cutecircuit, who decided, more than a decade ago, that touch was the missing link in modern talk: "We can transmit voice, we can transmit images—but we couldn't transmit touch," Ryan Genz says.
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It would take half a year or less to transmit this in the microwave; using infrared lasers shortens the transmit time to no more than two days.
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What has made the virus break out beyond the wholesale market is its apparent ability to transmit between humans, the same way we transmit the influenza virus.
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One person can easily transmit it to other people without knowing it, and those people would then transmit it to even more people, creating a terrifying snowball effect.
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These illnesses include diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, such as dengue, Zika and West Nile virus infections, fleas that can transmit typhus, and triatomine kissing bugs that transmit Chagas disease.
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Internet service providers may not necessarily generate much content of their own, but they may decide what content they will transmit, just as cable operators decide what content they will transmit.
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Those sacs transmit how a dog is feeling — anxious?
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Cameras found in smart homes or wearables need to transmit HD video, but it takes a lot of power to process that video and then transmit the encoded data over Wi-Fi.
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Conversely, lower frequencies transmit less data, but can travel further.
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This includes Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, which transmit the Zika virus.
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Please also transmit to your employees as soon as feasible.
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"We expect to finalize and transmit soon," said Justine Whelan.
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Couture shows are meant to transmit a sense of fantasy.
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Wild migrating birds can transmit bird flu to farmed poultry.
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Facebook cannot transmit to any third party without specific consent.
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A. No. Bar soap does not appear to transmit disease.
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It helps WhatsApp transmit messages to and from its users.
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Rats can transmit disease, damage city infrastructure, and harass residents.
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And the runway is where I try to transmit this.
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Some Democrats have called on her to transmit the articles.
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Is the environment even conducive for mosquitoes to transmit infections?
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Usually, radio stations transmit an end "tone" to complete their alerts.
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And since then, I've always known I might unintentionally transmit it.
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The related Aedes albopictus is also believed to transmit these diseases.
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The cars transmit 5 gigabytes of data per minute while driving.
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It creates only males, as males don't bite or transmit disease.
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Zika is carried by mosquitoes, which transmit the virus to humans.
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When finished, and operating at peak capacity, it will transmit 6,000MW.
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The microstructure of spider silk helps transmit phonos—quasiparticles of sound.
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Standing water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes, which transmit malaria.
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They do not automatically transmit photos or videos over the internet.
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Air Server also lets you transmit via Google Cast and Miracast.
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These sensors are installed on light poles and transmit data wirelessly.
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"You're not allowed to transmit in AT&T's band," Rabaey said.
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Then release the transmit button (important!) and listen for a reply.
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Then they'll transmit a soccer match to finish this amazing show.
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Alien lasers could even encode information to transmit, the researchers said.
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Power trains transmit the drive from the engine to the axle.
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Even the pre-ejaculate of the infected partner can transmit disease.
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The smaller, weaker antenna can transmit only simple tones as communication.
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We could only transmit on the one frequency, if you recall.
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Other Apple products will sense the device and transmit its location.
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It took 50 milliseconds to transmit each bit of the command.
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To add insult to injury, they transmit exotic diseases and parasites.
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Instead, it traces the uniqueness of our ability to transmit culture.
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Is it something that we think could actually transmit to someone?
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"How easily does it transmit from person to person?" he said.
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Transmit Security denied passwords were impacted in a follow-up email.
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The House could transmit the articles as soon as next week.
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Then Kessler's colleague would transmit a code to decrypt the files.
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As a teacher, she recognizes that film can transmit powerful messages.
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Human beings are built by evolution to transmit and assimilate culture.
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And by identifying the signals that transmit those different forms of radio information, the modified phone would warn you with alert messages or an audible alarm if its radios transmit anything when they're meant to be off.
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Another mosquito, Aedes albopictus, also has the potential to transmit the virus.
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Could their organizations handle the public backlash if they decided to transmit?
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It takes around 48 minutes to transmit data from Jupiter to Earth.
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If you've got the right device it can even transmit spacial data.
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Her paintings transmit a profound conception of the interconnectedness of human civilization.
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That includes some versions of Transmit, 1Password, QuickBooks, VMWare Fusion, and Parallels.
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Carter has said he never used personal devices to transmit classified information.
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But other mosquito species common in temperate climates can transmit P. vivax.
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TESS will transmit its first observations down to Earth sometime in August.
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Tiles have unique identifications but don't store or transmit any personal data.
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Lawmakers said Safaricom was targeted because it had helped transmit election results.
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Republicans target specific areas of our brains that transmit emotion and fear.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Swift and her team increasingly transmit an air of fatigue.
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In the US alone, they transmit at least 16 diseases to humans.
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Furthermore, current drones need to transmit and receive information from their base.
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So the light beams that Blackmore's systems transmit will vary in color.
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They were also the first to transmit color TV from the moon.
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Hillary says she did not use the account to transmit classified information.
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Not every polling place with embedded modems uses them to transmit results.
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I like using GIFs because they transmit more information than a still.
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No American company makes the devices that transmit high-speed wireless signals.
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Hackers can then transmit spoken messages to kids through the toys' speakers.
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"Here in Mexico, our mothers transmit their love through food," Garcés said.
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Foodborne exposure to the virus is not known to transmit COVID-19.
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James Cameron was able to transmit such profound truths in cartoon form.
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The kids could carry the virus, without symptoms, and yet transmit it.
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Microwave towers, for example, could transmit signals, circumventing the Bell System wires.
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Coronavirus patients can transmit the virus to others before their symptoms start.
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And players have tried to decode and transmit those signs since then.
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So far, no specific type of animal is found to transmit nCoV.
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And some Senate Democrats have started urging her to transmit the articles.
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These remotes transmit a beam of infrared light to your Roku player.
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Transmit Security left stealth in 2017 with $40 million in self-funding.
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Update: This piece has been updated to include comment from Transmit Security.
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Take the impeachment resolutions, which the House is expected to transmit today.
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Some coronaviruses transmit easily from person to person, while others do not.
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Researchers are not sure if Aedes albopictus can effectively transmit the virus.
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As Michèle, and in many other roles, Huppert can transmit self-awareness.
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But the valuable frequencies needed to transmit data is much more restricted.
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Other satellites predict the weather, while yet others transmit communications and data.
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Micah: Some bugs transmit constantly, so you can look for their signals.
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Or worse, they transmit false data about accidents, traffic issues, or speed traps.
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Once infected, the mosquitoes do not pick up and transmit viruses as easily.
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Like men, women can transmit HIV to their sex and needle-sharing partners.
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If someone&aposs infected, however, they cannot transmit the parasite to somebody else.
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Howler monkeys do not transmit yellow fever virus; it is transmitted through mosquitoes.
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Sometime "very soon", Transmit for iOS will be taken off the App Store.
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Transmit for Mac, meanwhile, will live on, as will Panic's other iOS apps.
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And maybe that involves using novel ways to transmit information, like light waves.
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We never leave anybody behind, and that's what we transmit to the kids.
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As long as reporters publish and broadcasters transmit, the free press is functioning.
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It's between 50 and 100 times easier to transmit HBC sexually than HIV.
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Humans are "dead-end hosts," meaning we can't transmit the disease to others.
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He would then transmit the launch order to the Pentagon and Strategic Command.
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It is forbidden, for instance, to post, transmit or even download child pornography.
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The device could transmit data back to Earth, unlike previous North Korean satellites.
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Other games manage to transmit a feeling of even more passive self-soothing.
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LME lead stocks, by comparison, have failed to transmit such a tradeable signal.
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Text and image are again being combined to transmit the stories of antiquity.
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The pilots had requested to turn around but didn't transmit an emergency call.
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The pilots had asked to turn around but didn't transmit an emergency call.
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Mosquitoes carrying Wolbachia have been shown to reduce mosquitoes' ability to transmit dengue.
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The small biometric readers transmit pulse oximetry, or blood oxygen, data via Bluetooth.
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Someone who comes to work looking and feeling well can transmit the virus.
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In some places, the phone service wasn't good enough to transmit by modem.
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Presidential electors in each state must "transmit" their votes to the nation's capital.
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But authorities have since determined that humans can transmit it to one other.
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If the virus doesn't transmit well from person to person, that's good news.
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But they later determined that humans could transmit the virus to one another.
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The higher frequencies can transmit much more data, much faster than on 220G.
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Transmit Security has shut down its NextCloud system in response, the message adds.
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Chinese researchers just confirmed that patients can transmit the coronavirus without showing symptoms.
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All of these things can affect how many people we would transmit to.
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Users can then download the appropriate software and use it to transmit tips.
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The law established a mechanism to transmit evidence worthy of an impeachment inquiry.
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QKD works by using photons — the particles which transmit light — to transfer data.
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From its orbit, the Soviet Sputnik could transmit only beeps back to Earth.
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Being forced to transmit information to the federal government would fall under Printz.
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"We use that sound bandwidth as at tunnel to transmit data, " explains Williams.
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While plague is rare today, fleas still transmit the dangerous disease on occasion.
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Meanwhile, other House Democrats say they would prefer never to transmit the articles.
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In April 2018, Sónar and METI will transmit 15 more pieces of music.
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But it will transmit at too high a frequency for a setup like Coletta's.
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Several species of mosquitoes transmit malaria, which kill over a million people a year.
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Officials sprayed insecticide in hopes of killing mosquitoes that could transmit the Zika virus.
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At least, not without substantial changes to the way Americans transmit and store electricity.
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The state party will then transmit those results to precinct captains on caucus day.
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Radio frequencies can bounce off walls, take indirect paths and transmit through many surfaces.
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NYC Secure will not collect or transmit any personal identifying information or private data.
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However, It's not clear if slime left behind on produce can transmit the infection.
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The firms then used a service called "mass shooting" to transmit thousands of messages.
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Unlike GSM networks, Sigfox can only transmit small chunks of data, like location information.
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You can wirelessly transmit your designs directly from your touchscreen device to the printer.
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Instead, the rumors say, Apple will use its proprietary Lightning port to transmit audio.
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The experiments involve attempting to transmit information through photons from the satellite to earth.
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Wi-fi chips normally have two antennae: one to receive, the other to transmit.
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Use a secure file service to transmit documents electronically to your preparer, experts say.
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The mission of our colleges — to discover, create and transmit knowledge — depends on it.
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People who are infected can transmit infection to others through exposure to their blood.
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That might be because it was never stable enough to transmit anything back home.
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According to the product page, they use Bluetooth to transmit audio from your devices.
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Some parents hire companies to surreptitiously transmit answers to their children on exam day.
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The FDA first warned of their potential to transmit antibiotic-resistant germs in 2009.
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The bigger challenge is developing the infrastructure to transmit that electricity across the country.
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Investigators had warned the brothers that sparrows and barn swallows might transmit the virus.
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This would disrupt the current circumstances, where they transmit Washington's values into the country.
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Specifically, Phononic semiconductors cools photonic nodes that generate and transmit data across these lines.
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Fiber optics employs this same rule to transmit light signals over incredibly long distances.
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It has also become clear that people with no symptoms can transmit the disease.
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"There's currently no indication that it's easy to transmit by casual contact," Barbot said.
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People who are infected can also be completely asymptomatic yet still transmit the virus.
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SARS and MERS didn't transmit between people as well as the new coronavirus does.
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We still don't know if pregnant women can transmit the virus to their babies.
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He rotated from team to team to take photographs, film footage and transmit stories.
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They become more likely to transmit the virus and more likely to fall sick.
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But unless the players are sharing helmets they are unlikely to transmit head lice.
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Neural and spinal material likely to contain the prions that transmit Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.
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Baird's first invention could transmit the outline of an image a few feet away.
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There is already a "hug shirt" that can transmit touch from sender to wearer.
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Officials have also warned people not to congregate as they could transmit the virus.
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And at midnight, there were only minutes to shoot — and transmit — the pictures. 244.
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By Friday, Pelosi relented and made clear she will transmit the letters next week.
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But they have since confirmed that humans can transmit the virus to one other.
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Are checks worth a whole lot of money just because they can transmit money?
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How to transmit the surging tides of emotion in Gabriel's heart into natural speech?
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I get better performance, even if I reduce Wi-Fi transmit power to medium.
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The mystery of how these satellites transmit information was solved in my physics class.
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Though live news broadcasts of the violence were banned, stations continued to transmit programming.
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Fun fact: Armadillos are apparently the only non-human animals that can transmit leprosy.
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For example, "for each hour of operation, [sensors] shall transmit data at least 90 percent of the time," the RFP reads, and will also need to collect and transmit data continuously for at least two weeks without removal or being plugged in.
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She had not left northern Colorado, which has none of the mosquitoes that transmit Zika.
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These planet-observing orbiters collect and transmit data, most often in the form of imagery.
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The two companies will transmit and store pictures and video shared by Snapchat parent users.
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The drone's payload can transmit data about the contents and destination of a given delivery.
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Can the European subsidiary of an American company transmit personnel data to its U.S. headquarters?
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"If we don't have fun, we cannot transmit that fun to our clients," he said.
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The microbes infect blacklegged ticks, which can transmit the infection to people through a bite.
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ISPs don't generate, store or transform information but simply transmit it, and rarely claim otherwise.
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Once compromised, the hacked dongle allows the team to transmit malicious packets that generate keystrokes.
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Importantly, the researchers aren't sure if an asymptomatic person with Ebola can transmit the virus.
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It's much harder, though clearly not impossible, to transmit STIs oral or digital-vaginal sex.
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Drivers also transmit their platform their location and current speed every three seconds he said.
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Transmit is Panic's take on a modern file manager for FTP/SFTP/Amazon S3 servers.
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The cases use NFC to transmit their wallpapers and make their add-on button work.
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In more recent years, it's also gained the ability to collect, analyze, and transmit data.
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"Rather it means that sexual contact is inefficient means to transmit this virus," she says.
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V-sat units, which are potentially portable, transmit their location and so should be traceable.
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I mean truly wireless, using Wi-Fi to transmit data and batteries to provide power.
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But he added that the virus certainly can transmit through breastfeeding, blood contact and sex.
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But these devices by themselves only transmit the cacophony; they cannot make sense of it.
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I talked about how such language is used to transmit hate to a young child.
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Public key encryption uses more bandwidth to transmit the same size message, taxing the network.
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Cats are also hosts to Capnocytophaga, although they're less likely to transmit it to humans.
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Doctors wear the glasses during consultations and transmit video to medical scribes, who take notes.
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These systems could transmit data back to land over the platforms' high-speed communication systems.
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Software can then analyze whatever is on the slide and transmit it to the cloud.
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"Ticks are probably the group of mites best known because they transmit diseases," Beati says.
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So it could be that men, theoretically, are able to transmit for quite some time.
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It's never been proven that wet towels can transmit the microbes that can cause STDs.
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"It brings us no further forward if we transmit political views with hate," Hollstein said.
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But beneath that surface festered a sadness that seemed to transmit throughout their entire catalogue.
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After the 9/11 attacks, hams helped to transmit messages when cellphone networks were overloaded.
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And health care workers who are exposed to it can also unwittingly transmit the virus.
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The droplets that transmit the virus also may not spread as far in humid air.
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That means people can transmit it to one another even when they're not showing symptoms.
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Infected people can transmit the virus through coughing or spitting to others within 6 feet.
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Left untreated, prisoners will suffer irreparable liver damage and may transmit the infection to others.
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Customers transmit the images via the app, along with their choices of colors and patterns.
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He is, in such a superficial medium, able to transmit the feeling of a soul.
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Once that happens, the infected mosquitoes lose their ability to transmit dengue fever among humans.
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And electrodes need a pretty high voltage to transmit power, so there are safety issues.
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Smarter Living: Sweat can't transmit the coronavirus, but that doesn't make the gym risk-free.
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Currently, these satellites transmit data to a small number of users via federally-managed spectrum.
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My playing partners don't feel the need to sum up their lives and transmit wisdom.
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On Tuesday, Beacons that transmit 10 pulses every second went up in New York City.
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What is clear, however, is that moms often deliberately transmit healthful microbes to their infants.
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The partnership will help users transmit their health data via CliniCloud to the physician online.
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The labs test them for functionality to make sure they transmit votes, and that's it.
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To upset that balance by intruding on natural selection to eliminate all mosquitoes — and I don't think that's what anyone is promoting, since there are 3,500 mosquito species and very few transmit diseases — but perhaps the eradication of those that transmit diseases is extreme.
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In a statement, OnePlus said it does transmit analytics to an Amazon server in two streams.
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The Corona markers transmit a narrative about the past, even while they're obsolete as technological devices.
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The solution uses machine telemetry to gather and transmit real-time information on sales and stock.
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It can also transmit to animals such as pigs, horse, large cats, dogs and occasionally humans.
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Currently, when you set up your iPhone, you must give Apple permission to transmit that data.
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And the Federal Communications Commission helps to regulate the radio spectrum on which satellites can transmit.
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The human body consists mostly of water and radio waves do not transmit energy through water.
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The guidance also highlights that an infected woman – not just a male – can transmit the virus.
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But women can also transmit the virus to their child while pregnant, giving birth, or breastfeeding.
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The presence of the virus in these mosquitoes does not mean they can transmit the virus.
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Elevators are also increasingly equipped with sensors to collect and transmit operational data to the cloud.
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Transmit wants to help add biometric security when it's needed in whatever form the developer chooses.
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Its role within our body is to transmit genetic information to trigger the production of proteins.
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That technology could potentially collect and transmit data on driving conditions and disaster reporting as well.
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And there's no risk that another mosquito will bite you and transmit malaria to anyone else?
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It's hoped more and more planes will begin to transmit ADS-B signals in the future.
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And then, immediately after, transmit your motion sickness to your friends, one snap at a time.
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Mosquitoes that transmit diseases are killed by the same rains that cause the flooding, experts say.
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Mosquitoes that transmit diseases are killed by the same rains that cause the flooding, experts say.
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Once planted on the Moon, Beresheet will transmit photos and videos back to Earth, per SpaceNews.
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But, the workers' return in winter meant the insects weren't around to transmit through bites. 290.
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However, just like any time you have sex, you can still transmit STIs during period sex.
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Additionally, people without symptoms can still transmit dengue to mosquitoes, and from there to other people.
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Scientists have genetically modified chickens so they do not transmit avian influenza virus to other chickens.
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When broadcast radio arrived in the 1920s, the idea that it should transmit advertising was anathema.
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So it's not known if people have to show symptoms in order to transmit the virus.
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The sisters are hoping their online success will help transmit their faith to a wider audience.
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Research has also shown that two-way mentorship helps to better transmit corporate cultures and values.
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Smart watches and other wearables monitor vital signs in real time and transmit data to practitioners.
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Then he begins paperwork: There are death certificates, burial permits, transmit permits, non-contagious disease letters.
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Each adult kakapo wears sensors that transmit information about its behaviour to members of the team.
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Additionally, tags for our ad services are never allowed to transmit personally identifiable information to Google.
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But I still feel really engaged with the idea of trying to transmit something very authentic.
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These mosquitoes, which bite during the day, can also transmit dengue, yellow fever, and chikungunya viruses.
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Likely, "this virus, I don't care what the variation is, will not transmit casually," Gallo said.
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Mendelsohn does not so much transmit the importance of Homer as the importance of loving something.
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Smart TVs, which allow viewers to receive and transmit their user data, have become increasingly popular.
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So far, gene drive research has focused largely on mosquitoes that transmit infectious diseases to humans.
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That would make monetary policy more predictable for banks that transmit policy measures to the economy.
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"Understanding that I was unable to transmit HIV sexually has been life-changing too," he said.
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Cats are also hosts to Capnocytophaga, although they&aposre less likely to transmit it to humans.
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JoongAng Ilbo's report suggested the Kwangmyongsong-5 could transmit data to Earth, unlike its previous satellites.
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" According to Mr. Della Valle, "We wanted to do something that would transmit joy of life.
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Or that can't transmit the malaria parasite, thanks to an altered gene in their salivary glands?
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Just as important, when a person is virally suppressed, they cannot transmit the virus to others.
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Hyde asks a lot about education, what it means to be a teacher and transmit knowledge.
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This means they will live longer and healthier lives and won't transmit the virus to others.
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And Montana ranchers fear bison will transmit to cows a disease that causes them to miscarry.
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The advantage of such high-frequency airwaves is they can transmit a lot of data quickly.
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Now, Facebook has published research on an unconventional solution: using light to wirelessly transmit internet signals.
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Also at stake are the attitudes Mr. Trump's discourse would transmit to a generation of children.
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The station would then transmit data and high-definition video back to Earth via different medium.
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Lower interest rates often transmit into currency weakness as investors take flight to higher-yielding markets.
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The company also pioneered the use of satellites to transmit news copy to distant printing plants.
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So when someone who's infected is wearing a mask, they're much less likely to transmit infection.
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"Coins will transmit virus better than cash, but this shouldn't be a huge concern," she said.
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The FCC's order proposes permitting higher transmit power and antenna height in less congested geographic areas.
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He said there was no evidence yet that such patients can transmit the virus to others.
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And young people, whether they feel sick or not, are well poised to transmit the virus.
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He said there was no evidence yet that such patients can transmit the virus to others.
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We are now able to transmit our pictures from anywhere we can get an internet connection.
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Maguire is required by law to transmit whistleblower complaints to the House and Senate intelligence committees.
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It's those nymphs, infected in the larval stage by mice, that transmit the infections to humans.
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Each time our products come in contact with these devices, they transmit little bits of data.
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Enmeshed among Syria's decision-makers, Cohen was able to transmit information back to Israel via radio.
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Unlike mice, ferrets are able to transmit the flu among themselves and exhibit human-like symptoms.
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It also causes others to avoid H.I.V. testing, which means they can unknowingly transmit the virus.
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The F-35s can also fuse intelligence from many sensors and transmit it to other planes.
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The point of this is mainly to transmit maintenance and performance data to the car's manufacturers.
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He's charged with conspiracy to transmit a threat, which carries up to five years in prison.
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On Monday, Chinese researchers reported that a person could transmit the coronavirus without showing any symptoms.
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Their mission was clear: transmit photos, video and details to the world as quickly as possible.
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For the 2019-nCoV epidemic, it appears that individuals can transmit the virus before being symptomatic.
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The dog tick does not carry Lyme disease, but it can transmit Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
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The way we generate, transmit and use energy underscores everything we do on a daily basis.
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You pass the articles but don't transmit them over to the Senate to start the trial.
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ES&S has been selling systems with modems to transmit results for more than a decade.
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With Nodle Cash, users automatically earn currency whenever their phones transmit a package to the network.
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That location has made it a crucial waypoint for undersea cables, which transmit data between continents.
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He claimed her reluctance to transmit the articles was an admission that her case was weak.
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They transmit valuable knowledge and skills to their peers, using language and examples that ring true.
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It also causes others to avoid H.I.V. testing, which means they can unknowingly transmit the virus.
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But ES&S told Motherboard it doesn't know how many of its customers currently transmit results.
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Myelination allows nerves to transmit impulses effectively, while the limbic system is important in emotional regulation.
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He envisioned a system that could transmit not only radio but also electricity across the globe.
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Therefore, if you got pregnant later, it's unlikely that you'd transmit the virus to your fetus.
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Can asymptomatically infected men transmit the virus through sexual intercourse as well as symptomatically infected men?
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There's some experimental evidence suggesting the Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) can transmit the virus, too.
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Have you ever wondered how the voice commands on your iPhone wirelessly transmit to your Echo Dot?
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For example, on Tradeshift, member companies can generate and transmit an invoice to another member in seconds.
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The frequent pop-ups also provide another opportunity for fraudsters to create phony links that transmit malware.
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Although worms are only supposed to be used once, there's a potential that leeches could transmit diseases.
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And research indicates that these squirrels could transmit the disease to humans, though the chances are low.
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The presence of the virus in these mosquitoes alone does not mean they can transmit the virus.
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So really I think this is all going towards a paperless, safer way to transmit the information.
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Additionally, Safari will no longer transmit information about the out-of-date plugins you've forgotten to discard.
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To effectively transmit data through light, the terminal signal point must be optimized for collection of information.
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Is it possible for the world's playful introduction to capitalism to transmit a new set of values?
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In 2020, the Iowa Democratic Party relied on an app to transmit caucus results over the internet.
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A version aimed at amateurs that enables the device to transmit to a smartphone is under development.
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Mob members would use wire services to transmit data on bets for rigged events across the country.
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"We are not using the same, or any, app to tabulate or transmit results," Ms. Hebert said.
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And they might even be able to transmit an image of InSight once it's on the ground.
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He started GetTheGuy to transmit his learnings in online content, books, live events, and home study programs.
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On her first day, René helps four customers transmit bitcoin into a digital wallet held by TechSolu.
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Sensors inside the vehicles' engines record information like temperature and RPM, and transmit this to Uptake's software.
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It uses copper wires to transmit an electrical charge, and those wires can be awkward and clumsy.
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This ensured Transmit wouldn't be taken up by the masses, though it did see some commercial use.
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Though unorthodox, chemical communication opens up many new possibilities in the way we transmit and receive information.
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Nearly 7 in 10 hospitals give patients the ability to view and transmit their health information online.
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I still don't think that if you paint a person you can transmit something about that person.
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At that distance, it'll take New Horizons about six hours to transmit its findings back to Earth.
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It's also designed to let users transmit data anonymously without saving or collecting any of that data.
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Meanwhile, mobile messaging apps like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp offer a better way to transmit video files.
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OMsignal's smart clothing, for instance, can record physical activity data and transmit it to an iOS device.
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Its affiliates and its 8,000 full-time staff transmit the party line and organise morale-raising shindigs.
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This means they can transmit keys quickly and securely and, more importantly, over fast fiber optic cables.
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Small-scale testing has indicated that the bacteria reduces the insect's ability to transmit viruses to people.
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They said much more research is needed to learn whether the Culex mosquitoes can transmit Zika infections.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says infected men can also sexually transmit the virus. Gov.
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Spectrum refers to the radio frequencies that wireless services use to transmit information all over the world.
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The GOES-R satellites can capture a hurricane image and transmit it to earth every 30 seconds.
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But if mosquitoes carrying the infection are protected from it, they cannot transmit the virus to humans.
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That's a "dramatic leap forward" from today's systems, which transmit video clips at slower speeds, EarthNow said.
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Today's self-driving vehicles transmit about 500 times the amount of data as a typical smartphone contract.
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Instead, there was a faith that samplers and processors could help us transmit something essential about ourselves.
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What if scientists can alter a gene in mosquitoes' salivary glands so they can't transmit the disease?
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They have struggled to transmit the message that higher fees mean more university places for poor pupils.
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Unseen radiated heat waves transmit in all directions igniting wood window frames of buildings across wide streets.
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Its network includes telephone poles and copper cables, which transmit fixed-line calls, mobile data and internet.
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The services, also known as special access lines, allow businesses to securely transmit large amounts of data.
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Pioneering science But to transmit images back to Earth, Rosetta has to compress them into data packets.
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Instead, Instagram is where we transmit images into the void, then analyze the data that comes back.
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That goal later turned into a broader consideration of how to transmit information optimally through a channel.
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It doesn't just transmit information; it creates habits of thought, and encourages the cross-examination of ideas.
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Dr. Powell, too, was in search of the genes that control the mosquito's ability to transmit viruses.
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Building interstate, high-voltage transmission lines as part of the vastly larger grids to transmit more solar.
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Cars will also transmit user data back to companies, as apps, phones, and internet browsers do now.
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This is particularly important for Covid-19 since people can transmit the virus before experiencing any symptoms.
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Some detainees believe the ankle bracelets they are wearing that track their movements also transmit their conversations.
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We simply need the will so it doesn't disappear, the will to transmit it to new generations.
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I would also implant a nerve conduit to transmit your pain for my streamers to experience themselves.
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Who needs to visit a virtual world when you can virtually transmit yourself into a real place?
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"We know people with minimum symptoms or no symptoms at all can transmit the virus," Schaffner said.
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"We know people with minimum symptoms or no symptoms at all can transmit the virus," Schaffner said.
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In law firms and government departments, it can transmit confidential information to people who shouldn't have it.
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Much of this has to do with an inadequate power grid that can't transmit the additional power.
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"Coins will transmit a virus better than cash, but this shouldn't be a huge concern," she said.
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The National Climate Assessment noted that warmer conditions may have helped transmit Zika in the United States.
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Even if you do transmit the infection to your partner, it will come after yours has receded.
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Dr. Falkow subsequently discovered that plasmids can also contain disease-causing genes and transmit them to bacteria.
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Mr. McKerrow was looking intently at his laptop in the garage, waiting for his photographs to transmit.
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HIPAA mandates that medical institutions keep information about their patients confidential when they store and transmit data.
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But they also thought that rain can transmit malaria, or that it was caused by sweet food.
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First, the House would officially transmit the articles of impeachment, probably via a clerk, to the Senate.
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The coders say the problem was not with the app but their ability to transmit the results.
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Researchers can now transmit orders undetectable to the human ear to the smart devices in our homes.
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Pelosi on Thursday told reporters that she would transmit the articles "soon" but wouldn't provide a timeline.
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The mosquitoes the program releases are infected with Wolbachia bacteria, which block their ability to transmit disease.
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Some detainees believe the ankle bracelets they are wearing that track their movements also transmit their conversations.
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The submarine can then rise to the surface to transmit data to oceanographers via a radio link.
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On caucus night, an app developed to help transmit results failed, leading to a delay reporting results.
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Their conclusion was consistent with theoretical models suggesting that only geometrically simple faults could transmit such ruptures.
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Those infected with Zika during pregnancy appear to be able to transmit the virus to their fetuses.
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But some just record to a disk and don't transmit most of the time or at all.
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Again, experimental evidence suggests it can transmit the virus, and if that happens, we should be ready.
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There have been a few cases of documented or suspected sexual transmission, and among the unanswered questions are how long the virus persists in semen, whether women can transmit the virus to sexual partners, and whether an infected person who never shows symptoms can transmit the virus sexually.
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"It remains unknown," the WHO said, "if women or asymptomatic men can transmit the virus through sexual activity."
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The duo will attempt to transmit the words "hello world" early tomorrow once they pass over Los Angeles.
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Their start-up, Etaphase, will manufacture hyperuniform photonic circuits—devices that transmit data via light rather than electrons.
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The American government plans to transmit a signal that will make it impossible for anyone to commit crime.
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"That virus was then able to transmit into a person, and that transmits person to person," she said.
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To critics there is something Gradgrindian about phonics, which they argue fails to transmit the joy of reading.
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Facebook's laser communications team is working to engineer lasers that transmit data 10 times faster than current versions.
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Therefore, the capacity to explore, produce, extract and transmit is something that our industry is capable of delivering.
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The virus mainly infects birds, but certain strains, or types, have mutated to transmit from birds to humans.
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"What we transmit to CBP is solely those cases that have some preliminary indication of separation," White said.
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So in addition to being loud, these fish transmit sounds faster and further than they would in air.
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They will use Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to transmit and amplify content and organize harassment and intimidation campaigns.
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According to writer and producer Matt Roners, it's a question of what one is able to transmit onscreen.
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To temper these worries, the company claims it would only transmit "metrics," as opposed to actual video footage.
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Gravitational waves are distortions of space-time that transmit the force of gravity from one place to another.
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Audio is so simple to transmit in high fidelity that it can be done with a wire hanger.
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But researchers think it's likely that people can transmit the new coronavirus even when they don't show symptoms.
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The openings in the display would allow information from those various sensors (or the camera) to transmit information.
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But the researchers said the LTE network used to transmit the broadcast message is the biggest weak spot.
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Less commonly, infected crabs, shrimp, and frogs can also transmit the parasite, as well as contaminated drinking water.
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Rather it would transmit them to a satellite that then relayed the message Earthward by more conventional means.
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Meanwhile, a separate group in Germany demonstrated that existing communication satellites could be used to transmit quantum information.
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That means telecom companies like Verizon and T-Mobile will have bigger lanes to transmit their traffic on.
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A 4G-base station will make it easier to transmit data between the spacecraft and back to Earth.
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Security keys solve this problem by cutting out the need to transmit the verification code to the user.
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Once we placed them together, we could then test whether the neurons were able to transmit a signal.
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Once complete, the Starlink constellation of satellites would transmit signals for high-speed internet access to paying customers.
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Faxes are also considered safe and secure under today's federal privacy laws for doctors to transmit medical records.
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It aims to transmit pictures and videos back to earth over two days after it lands on Feb.
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Like the sounds that a satellite's radio unit might transmit and receive as it hurtles around the Earth.
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"That is what we are hoping to transmit to Pope Francis and to young people around the world."
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Only one of these thousands of photons would actually be used to transmit information over an optical fiber.
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Terms and conditions transmit quickly now versus 10 years ago, and founders know what the [going terms] are.
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When an expectant mother has a contraction, the non-invasive electrodes transmit the signal to the wearer's app.
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I think everyone should know that people who take their medication can't transmit the virus to anyone else.
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They were suggesting that this year's artists receive and transmit signals from and to the world around them.
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They can also transmit dirt, bacteria and other unsavory morsels, causing increased health risks to the already wounded.
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Infected blacklegged ticks, Western blacklegged ticks and lone star ticks also frequently transmit illness in the United States.
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But it is now also used to transmit messages related to domestic payments, securities settlements and other transactions.
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The mix of things presumed to transmit and increase female power is without limit yet still depressingly limiting.
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The gadgets record the amount of fuel used and distance driven, and transmit the data via mobile networks.
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They take information that has been generated, acquired, stored, transformed, utilized or retrieved by others — and transmit it.
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That is bad news for both animals and people because this arthropod can bite them and transmit disease.
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A vast majority of these species in the United States, Mr. Conlon said, do not transmit any disease.
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But its cousin, Aedes albopictus, may also be able to carry and transmit Zika, according to Dr. Varma.
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The model requires we know how much additional oil DAPL will transmit, which is rather difficult to predict.
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Few wines can match pinot noir for its ability to transmit the distinctive features of a particular place.
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The Mount Everest Biogas Project plans to use a solar array panel to transmit heat into the digester.
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" "We were almost always needed to transmit information, to ask for supplies and ammunition, and to communicate strategies.
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According to Apple, this feature will work by forcing the device to occasionally transmit a "secure" Bluetooth signal.
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"It is important to note that certain foods, plants, and animals (FPA) can transmit diseases," according to Roby.
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No equivalent laws criminalize the failure to disclose diseases that are much easier to transmit, such as herpes.
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But it does show that it's possible to select for mosquitoes with reduced ability to transmit human pathogens.
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Additionally, having a suppressed or undetectable viral load makes it very unlikely that the individual can transmit HIV.
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When that's achieved, multiple studies have shown that it's almost impossible to transmit HIV to uninfected sexual partners.
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The big leader was about to transmit his morning feelings message, and citizens couldn't wait to get it.
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Mosquito moms can transmit zika virus to their offspring — at least in the lab, a new study shows.
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Make it how you feel it, with your tradition, with your history; then you can transmit something real.
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We need people on treatment because if you're HIV-positive and on treatment, you can't transmit the disease.
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Mosquitoes are known to transmit deadly diseases like Zika, malaria, yellow fever, dengue, Chikungunya, and West Nile virus.
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But many machines also have embedded or externally connected modems to transmit unofficial results rapidly on election night.
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Richard Rydecki, Wisconsin's state elections supervisor, says counties in his state decide individually whether to transmit election results.
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The piece makes apparent how difficult it is to transmit simple but necessary, maybe even life-giving messages.
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So there's such a multitude of diseases that different species of the mosquito transmit compared to other insects.
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The country has invested tens of millions of dollars building networks that can transmit data using quantum encryption.
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Maybe people shouldn't be shaking hands for the long term because it does transmit flu and other things.
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Maybe people shouldn't be shaking hands for the long term because it does transmit flu and other things.
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People living with H.I.V. cannot transmit the virus if they are taking a daily triple-therapy drug cocktail.
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And Akihito would be groomed as a conduit to transmit the values the Americans intended to reshape Japan.
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They'll then not only siphon their target's money directly but use them as middlemen to transmit stolen funds.
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Sweat cannot transmit the virus but high-contact surfaces, such as doorknobs and barbells, can pose a problem.
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"COVID-19 does not transmit as efficiently as influenza, from the data we have so far," Ghebreyesus said.
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PhoneSoap says it can neutralize germs that transmit the common cold or flu, and work on other pathogens.
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Because that electricity circulates only locally, a microgrid can eliminate the need to transmit power over long distances.
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We need people on treatment because if you're HIV-positive and on treatment, you can't transmit the disease.
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That's alarming because this is how the central bank is supposed to transmit its policy into the economy.
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Ms. Kessler, confetti raining on her laptop, couldn't transmit from a spot on the sidewalk on 44th Street.
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You can have all the brainpower in the world, but you have to be able to transmit it.
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They had to upload their images from their cameras to their laptops, then transmit them to Times editors.
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Today's 4G networks don't have the bandwidth for the vast amounts of data all those devices will transmit.
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The agencies all have different policies, and their software doesn't seem to consistently transmit information, according to advocates.
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From there, users can download the appropriate software and use it to transmit their tips to The Times.
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In 1947, he created the Communist Information Bureau, or Cominform, to transmit Moscow's decisions to Communist parties worldwide.
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If the Google form is inaccessible for any reason, precinct captains will transmit their results solely by phone.
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Sweat cannot transmit the virus but high-contact surfaces, such as barbells, can pose a problem, he said.
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Spittlebugs themselves can transmit diseases to plants, but Dr. Matthews said they are not a major agricultural pest.
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The CDC noted that there is no evidence that women can transmit Zika virus to their sex partners.
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His system also allows users to transmit information to state authorities, but so far only in Colorado and Oregon.
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Like so: This is valuable because satellites can transmit cloud data much more quickly than ground-based stations can.
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The TV producer on board even brought along a satellite dish to transmit President George W. Bush's remarks live.
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The vulnerability allows exploiters to record and transmit recordings to anywhere in the world without the device owner's knowledge.
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"The new approach is to focus in on the carriers," like wild mice, which transmit the disease, Barbour says.
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Avatars let your identity scale to whatever feeling you want to transmit without the complications of the real world.
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We can do the same work of the cochlea, but transmit the resulting frequency information, instead, via your skin.
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Mars Express continues to actively scour the red Martian terrain and transmit truly brilliant extraterrestrial images back to Earth.
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Expected ACARS transmission doesn't happen The ACARS was supposed to transmit a half-hour after it last did so.
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That is, can toilets actually transmit disease, or is the worst-case-scenario here just feeling kind of gross?
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The taps are connected to the mobile network, so they can transmit usage data to alert mechanics to problems.
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What's clear is that homeownership is still one of the most effective means to transmit wealth and accumulate status.
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Yubico's newest keys can transmit data over NFC frequencies, a band already used for payments and other sensitive data.
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In February, Sony Global Education announced plans for a blockchain service that would allow students to securely transmit data.
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Respiratory illnesses like the common cold, the flu, and strep throat transmit best on tiny droplets in the air.
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You could, theoretically, stick a device like this anywhere outdoors and have it transmit data back to you indefinitely.
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First of all, he wanted to transmit by his music to the public his love and respect for nature.
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The company manufactures high-performance spintronic products including sensors and couplers that are used to acquire and transmit data.
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So naturally, people have turned to social media to either look for their loved ones or transmit emergency messages.
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A simplified rule of thumb to go by is the higher the frequency, the more data it can transmit.
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Researchers have been trying to use the skin to transmit language for decades — though with limited degrees of success.
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Captains disguise a ship's identity by manipulating transponder data to transmit false locations and identity numbers of different vessels.
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More commonly known as the revenge-porn bill, it would make it illegal to transmit private images and messages.
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The German weather service scrambled to develop new kit that could automatically transmit vital weather reports back to Berlin.
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If the brain doesn't transmit an ErrP signal, the robot continues to do its job as it was before.
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The satellite achieved stable orbit, but couldn&apost transmit data back to earth despite regime officials' claims, Reuters reported.
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It's also got a custom control system, which uses coded audio bursts to transmit instructions from a human operator.
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Until the Utah case, traveling abroad and sex were thought to be the only ways to transmit the disease.
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The system, the Society for the Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications, is used to transmit payments and letters of credit.
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Bed bugs don't transmit disease, but they do "feed on human blood," according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
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"Nearly three-quarters of the apps in the Family section transmit device identifiers to third parties," reads the complaint.
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The CDC also said that it is unknown whether a woman can transmit the virus to her sex partners.
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Belo Horizonte declared a state of emergency in December due to an infestation of mosquitoes, which can transmit Zika.
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The remaining precincts did not use the Microsoft app, and instead used traditional phone-line reporting to transmit results.
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It might transmit electricity without heating up, meaning it would be a superconductor, perhaps even a room-temperature superconductor.
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Once there, it would feed its data to the seismometer, whose antenna would transmit the readings back to Earth.
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Once you mail in your return, or transmit it electronically, you may think you're done with tax season. Wrong.
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As with film then, we have yet to transmit virtual characters to this new medium in a sticky way.
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Travelers can also spread Zika to sexual partners back home, or to native mosquitoes who will transmit it locally.
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Gyroscopic "chimes" suspended inside the Telemetron's dodecahedral chamber transmit telemetry about their spin dynamics and collisions with each other.
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But your health teacher likely didn't tell you is that it's actually pretty hard to transmit HIV, even sexually.
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Vakoch told me he's charging ahead with METI and that he aims to transmit a message later this year.
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They can, however, still transmit the disease if they are bitten by a mosquito that then bites someone else.
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Comey had it in regard to Clinton's use of an unsecured email server she used to transmit classified information.
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Eventually the infrastructure improved so that there were no limits to how much text we could transmit at once.
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Some providers have indicated that they will transmit the video over different capacity than that used for internet access.
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We know that saliva does not transmit HIV, but spitting while HIV-positive remains a crime in 28503 states.
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The officer on duty, Stanislav Petrov, decided that it was a false alarm and did not transmit the warnings.
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They are also closely related to humans, which might explain why they can transmit diseases so easily to humans.
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They transmit diseases including Lyme disease, human anaplasmosis, human ehrlichiosis, human babesiosis, Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Powassan encephalitis.
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The Artemis astronauts should wear similar cameras on their suits, to transmit live what they experience on the moon.
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But climate change projections suggest the mosquitoes that transmit Dengue are on the march, heading north as temperatures rise.
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Today, satellites controlled from Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado transmit a constant signal emitted by their atomic clocks.
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If, for example, you could transmit your thoughts to a computer or to another person just by thinking them.
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Instead, he seems to have been content to simply repeat or transmit the selective assertions provided by his subjects.
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Basically, this structure makes them reactive to electric currents, which can then let them transmit and changed polarized light.
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There are about 30 different strains of illness-causing salmonella that healthy chicks and hens can transmit to people.
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Luckily, adult mosquitoes from the Aedes species which transmit Zika do not generally survive high winds during a hurricane.
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Dr. Lobel theorizes that men could possibly transmit the disease to sexual partners even after they stop displaying symptoms.
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What marketing collateral and creatives should we create and transmit based on the answers to the prior four questions?
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And it's possible that other patients -- those with more severe illness, for example -- may transmit the virus more easily.
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We also have it tested to make sure it can't transmit any infection to the person who receives it.
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And why is it that Jyn has to go up to the roof in order to transmit the data?
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While many people carry inactive bacteria, about 10 million fall ill annually and develop coughs that transmit the infection.
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Not to worry — the subdermal sensor doesn't actually collect or transmit any data without a component above the skin.
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Billy Graham was America's best-known Christian evangelist for more than 2400 years, using satellites to transmit sermons worldwide.
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" He added: "For when women can transmit their gifts, the world finds itself more united and more in peace.
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They transmit heartbeats, sleep schedules, locations and distances, documenting their host's life events, from innocent mishaps to criminal encounters.
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G.E.'s tube could transmit up to 21962,21976 volts and made possible advances used in radio and X-ray.
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Even talking about sex, she can get shy, and she feared she might transmit that discomfort to her actors.
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Crowded conditions increases the likelihood that people will transmit infectious diseases, research from the University of Geneva has shown.
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In the 1860s, decades before the creation of television, the pantelegraph became the first machine to transmit images electronically.
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Nor does it appear to be anywhere near as deadly as Ebola, which is also much harder to transmit.
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Dr. Frieden said if asymptomatic people do transmit some virus, sick patients are likely to spread a lot more.
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Transmit Security works with a number of large banks, including TD Bank and the First International Bank of Israel.
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But this does not mean that I can't appreciate it or that it does not transmit me any feelings.
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Residents who were able to transmit messages said stores were closed, streets were empty and curfew passes were required.
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"Ebola is much easier to transmit than the CDC and government representatives are admitting," Trump tweeted at the time.
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That left scientists unsure as to whether people who never experience any symptoms can transmit the disease — until today.
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These were courageous — to transmit battlefield intelligence, many Code Talkers had to be on the battlefield — and resourceful soldiers.
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Any activity on the phone will cause the user to unwittingly transmit location data when the device automatically connects.
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Those managers, once chosen, formally transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate, kick-starting the constitutional process there.
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And then Maguire, according to the law, was supposed to transmit this whistleblower complaint to the congressional intelligence committees.
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Lassa, like Ebola, causes hemorrhagic fevers; rodents — notably the African soft-furred rat — transmit it through urine and feces.
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Some would hitch rides with the Luftwaffe and transmit weather readings from remote locations on the edge of Europe.
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Past missions by NASA have allowed rovers to transmit images back to Earth, but not in a continuous stream.
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But recent research on Bluetooth and other wireless devices specifically indicate they transmit at a harmlessly low power level.
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Residents who were able to transmit messages said stores were closed, streets were empty and curfew passes were required.
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After that chaotic election, the Nevada Democratic Party ditched their own plans to use an app to transmit results.
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Now Mr. Nichtern is hoping to transmit the wisdom he has gleaned from the film to a wider audience.
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Sweat cannot transmit the virus but high-contact surfaces, such as barbells, can pose a problem, a doctor said.
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Karpeles feared he was going to run into regulatory trouble there because Mt. Gox wasn't licensed to transmit money.
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So it may be possible one day to transmit far more complex packages of information into the premotor cortex.
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Your repugnance at the house next door may be like that, and you could transmit it to potential buyers.
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In many parts of the country, we don't have the types of mosquitoes that transmit the virus at all.
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Just because pregnant women "don't develop symptoms doesn't mean that they can't transmit it to their fetus," Dr. Meissner cautioned.
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Chewbacca is an important figure in the Rebellion, and his family has some ways to transmit secret information to him.
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They are fitted out as radio relay stations, and will pick up signals from InSight and transmit them to Earth.
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The PowerPlay mat does also feature a wireless transceiver so it can transmit data from your mouse to your computer.
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It's rare and preventable, but possible, for someone with genital herpes to transmit it to their child when giving birth.
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One of the issues right now with using Facebook's drones to transmit internet is scintillation effects, also known as twinkling.
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They may also force devices to transmit fake reject messages, booting them from cellphone networks for up to 72 hours.
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It is the world's first production aircraft to use fiber optic cables to transmit flight control commands from its cockpit.
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Before this happens, however, the tiny probe will perform various measurements on Ryugu's surface and transmit valuable data to Hayabusa2.
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The gizmo, also named Bodytrak, can connect to your phone or smartwatch via Bluetooth to transmit data in real time.
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In the field, Martin uses a laptop computer to edit the material and then transmit it to Singapore for review.
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Kenya fits tobacco lorries with devices that transmit their routes to the authorities, helping them keep tabs on the merchandise.
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This model even has a USB-C cable, which can transmit power, data, video, and audio from a single source.
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And Australia and Europe also recently mandated that all regulation aircraft be outfitted with boxes that can transmit ADS-B.
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He said the ability to transmit information directly would avoid situations like Air France Flight 447, which crashed in 2009.
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Scientists have engineered that mechanism to tweak DNA, creating unusually muscular beagles, for instance, and mosquitoes that don't transmit malaria.
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Roughly half of fishing boats off the east and west coasts of Africa do not transmit their location, Greenpeace says.
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Salmonella lives naturally in the intestines of birds, which can appear healthy themselves but still transmit the bacteria, Behravesh says.
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The sharks were fitted with tags that ping to transmit their location as soon as their fins break the surface.
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Their simulations showed that they could transmit 1.9 kilowatts of power safely for humans, tested on a computer generated model.
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Toyota also needs to ensure that all the cars it sells have internet connections to transmit data in real time.
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Eventually (and ideally), a souped-up version of this device will transmit data via radio frequency (RF) to a receiver.
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In the right circumstances, however, Li-Fi's use of light rather than radio signals to transmit data has its advantages.
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It's excruciatingly low-capacity: Dialup works by dividing frequencies over a copper phone line, making it slow to transmit information.
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In addition, KPC bugs can easily transmit their resistance genes to other bacteria, making them resistant to antibiotics as well.
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Although it doesn't seem common for diseases to transmit through money, there are ways we could make our money cleaner.
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"In Japan, where the freedom of expression is protected, I will continue to transmit my thoughts and beliefs," he said.
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Rather than transmit over a single radio channel, the signal would hop across frequencies, making it almost impossible to track.
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It was now very important to transmit the message that Portugal's budget was deemed satisfactory to the markets, he said.
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"But what's clearly changed is our ability to document it and people to transmit that information instantly through social media."
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As a result, an officer at each polling station will transmit real-time numbers electronically through a secure mobile phone.
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In Georgia, it's a misdemeanor for 14 year olds to possess and transmit naked or "sexually explicit" pictures of themselves.
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Under regimes which aim to abolish all external signs of religion, women can discreetly transmit the faith to their progeny.
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The male members of the modified line are designed to transmit a fatal gene when it mates with a female.
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The beacons, which are powered by Eddystone beacon technology, can transmit messages directly to a smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth.
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They block the function of a small protein that widens blood vessels and helps transmit pain signals throughout the body.
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It describes how the brain's neurons transmit electrical signals with full force one last time before they completely die off.
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Overall, hospitals gave 95% of discharged patients access to view, download and transmit their electronic health information, the analysis found.
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If whatever was left was still able to transmit the symptoms to another animal, they knew it was a virus.
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Alongside Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse, Nunn pioneered the use of alternating current to transmit electrical power over long distances.
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But the new design uses metal-organic frameworks, which can transmit the ions much faster, according to a news release.
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Campaigners say many of these devices can be used to record and transmit data without the person under surveillance knowing.
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Last week, NASA used the remaining fuel to orient the satellite so that it could transmit its data to Earth.
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Her immune system was stripping the fatty coating, called myelin, from her nerve fibers, impeding their ability to transmit signals.
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Berman's collage, "Untitled (Allen Ginsberg)" (1960), is one of many featured here that transmit something of this semi-hidden folklore.
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On Friday the opposition called for Kenyans to boycott Safaricom because it had helped transmit results during the October election.
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This means beer pong balls do collect environmental bacteria from contaminated hands and surfaces and transmit that bacteria to beer.
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In modern supply chains, the entire journey from source to destination is tightly monitored through sensors, which continuously transmit data.
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That means that the knowledge about what the waste is will also become even more difficult to handle or transmit.
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Aircraft, merchant ships, weather balloons and satellites do the same thing and transmit data to weather stations on the ground.
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Smarter Living: Sweat at the gym can't transmit the coronavirus, but there are still some risks, like high-touch surfaces.
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"Assume any data, any information you transmit can be taken by a hacker, nation-state or another business," she said.
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The twist is that even if they don't get very sick, young people infected with the virus can transmit it.
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They also added that at this point more studies are needed to determine whether these fluids can transmit the infection.
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You can also loan pieces to museums; it will be a good way to transmit your passion to other people.
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When these insects are born, they will produce offspring that is unable to transmit a variety of diseases, including Zika.
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Each explorer has enough bandwidth to upload one photograph of his journey each day, which often takes hours to transmit.
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Without the part that adheres to the skin, it doesn't do anything at all — let alone transmit data about you.
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" According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI): "Handshakes have the potential to transmit infectious organisms directly between individuals.
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Negative economic news could undermine the careful message Chinese officials have tried to transmit to the public in recent months.
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To me, you can just transmit and transform, provided you can adopt the flexibility, your value system and your pragmatism.
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" Now, almost 10 years later, Mr. Nicolas said that art is still what he wants "to keep, perpetuate and transmit.
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Just because a state has detected EEE in mosquitoes or chickens doesn't mean the pests will transmit it to people.
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Word of the Day : so thin as to transmit light _________ The word diaphanous has appeared in 29 articles on nytimes.
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Smarter Living: Sweat at the gym can't transmit the coronavirus, but there are still some risks, like high-touch surfaces.
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Many people can be asymptomatic but still transmit the virus, so it can be hard to detect or screen for.
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Kenya will be using biometric technology to identify voters and transmit results electronically, which should diminish the chances of fraud.
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The same mosquitoes then transmit the virus to humans who make incursions into jungles, like gold prospectors, hunters or loggers.
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The world body's secretary-general, António Guterres, welcomed the ruling and said he would transmit it to the Security Council.
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Mr. Rocca said it was able to transmit information through a 5G network to another car about wet road conditions.
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Without thinking, he said, jabbed the elevator button with his finger, touching a surface he feared could transmit the virus.
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For a trial to begin, the House must transmit the charges contained in the articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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You won't get diseases from head lice (whereas body lice, which are far less common, can transmit illness, including typhus).
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It was originally conceived as a commemoration of Sir Ronald Ross's 1897 discovery that female mosquitos transmit malaria between humans.
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It has caused almost 400 confirmed deaths since 2003, but has not evolved the ability to transmit easily between people.
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Phones and apps already collect and transmit your location, your browser and purchase history, and your contacts, among other info.
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The waves transmit a disaster-movie feeling with every crash, even after you have watched a thousand of them land.
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Today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that the Zika virus has begun to transmit locally in Florida.
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Barr could also potentially transmit the full report to select lawmakers in Congress, as is often done with classified materials.
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As a general rule of thumb, the higher the frequency, the more data they can transmit — but the shorter the range.
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Insinia said that so far its spoofing experiment only worked on accounts when it used a longcode to transmit the commands.
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This means not just drugs, but better diagnostics and new tools to protect people against flies and snails that transmit disease.
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Smoke taint in wine occurs when grapes (or leaves, or vines) absorb smoky compounds and transmit them into the resulting wine.
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That means it would be up to the microwaves themselves — the actual waves, that is — to somehow create and transmit images.
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The party said that it would transmit information about the recanvass timeline and the cost of the process on Friday morning.
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The terminals, in turn, will transmit WiFi, LTE, and 3G signals to devices like cellphones and computers, even on the move.
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The Red Cross plans to transmit live footage from the drone to help respond quickly to landslides, earthquakes, floods, and avalanches.
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He even got a team in Tokyo to transmit its thoughts to some water in California in a double-blind study.
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There are two species of mosquito that are believed to be able to transmit Zika — the Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus.
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LISNR is a way to transmit data using sound that's inaudible but allows for easy and secure transmission between two devices.
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"I will transmit this information to Vladimir," Medvedev had replied, referring to Putin, who just won an election to succeed Medvedev.
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All of these pieces will use dedicated short-range communication (DSRC) to transmit basic information about things like location and speed.
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They will then take readings every eight hours and transmit the data to the IBM cloud via AT&T's LTE network.
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Most mobile and wearable devices currently use wireless communication technologies such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to transmit and receive data.
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On Mars missions, it can take as long as 24 minutes to transmit a small data packet between Mars and Earth.
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The problem with most GPS trackers is battery life, as they require a power-hungry GSM cellular connection to transmit location.
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The difference now is that the internet, and Facebook in particular, makes this stuff so much easier to transmit, so quickly.
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Also, if entire panels are used to transmit sound, the experience could be muffled if a passenger leans against a door.
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Transmit allows developers to add these advanced authentication techniques via APIs and a simple rules engine, drastically reducing the implementation time.
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Music is one of the ways that culture can transmit itself, which is why I think that it should be free.
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That would prevent the ticks that eventually transmit the disease to people from becoming infected when they feed on the mice.
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The patent describes a drone that can include a camera and observation system to transmit information to the main control unit.
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Because people who are virally suppressed don't transmit HIV, he said, the program benefits not only individuals but the general public.
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It was based on the idea of the Catholic Church, which has managed to transmit its messages for nearly 2,000 years.
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"Domestic cats can become infected through the consumption of infected prey and can transmit the bacteria to humans," the Journal reports.
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Each year, mosquitoes transmit disease to an estimated 700 million people -- or one out of every 10 people on the planet.
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Wild birds can carry the virus without showing symptoms of it and transmit it to poultry through their feathers or feces.
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Using technology similar to what we have today, aliens could deliberately transmit artificial infrared, visible, or ultraviolet emissions at our star.
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Clinton's server and then transmit them to Mr. Flynn via an intermediary, according to U.S. officials with knowledge of the intelligence.
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The result is an aerial with an efficiency of 70 percent, which it claims is enough to transmit or receive signals.
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Without air to transmit sound waves, a scream would not be heard in space — even if you're next to the person.
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After over a decade as a Mac app, Panic rebuilt Transmit for iOS and released it around the end of 2014.
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But the MIT team claims that the millimeter wave signals can transmit fast enough to make a wireless VR headset feasible.
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Parsley is cutting labor costs with sensors on wells that transmit production and maintenance data to its headquarters in Austin, Texas.
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The sensor only wakes up when it has to transmit data, which makes it immune to interception by poachers, she said.
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"Because women can transmit pathogens during pregnancy, birth, or breast-feeding, pathogens adapt, evolving lower virulence in women," the study reads.
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Lenders transmit the bulk of the ECB's policy and a major financial hit to the sector could render easing measures ineffective.
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The Glaciers are a more direct statement of how what we share online can transmit some essence of our present moment.
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Some switches rock up to transmit, and down to speak via the intercom that goes straight into the other pilot's headset.
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The disease typically affects axons, the parts of peripheral nerves that transmit nerve signals, or the myelin sheath covering the axons.
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Once landed, Beresheet's mission will be to transmit photo and videos of the surface, as well as to conduct scientific measurements.
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Once infected, targets usually have a matter of days to transmit the reward (usually bitcoin) in exchange for their decrypted files.
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Treatments have been developed that, when taken regularly, suppress the virus such that it is virtually impossible to transmit HIV sexually.
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With the patient's permission, physicians record an entire patient visit with a multidirectional microphone, then encrypt and transmit the recording online.
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In Asia and Australia, the longhorned tick is known to transmit diseases to livestock including protozoans Theileria orientalis and Babesia spp.
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Frese was not authorized to "transmit" the information from the documents, and was aware that he wasn't allowed to do so.
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Likewise, as annoying as the stinkbug is in the home, it does not bite, sting, transmit disease, or gnaw through foundations.
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US airmen at RAF Mildenhall are testing a new in-ear headset that uses the wearer's ear bones to transmit sounds.
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Because deer ticks feed on human and animal blood, they can transmit potentially dangerous bacteria and viruses to their human hosts.
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Much ink has been spilled comparing Etna's reds to Burgundy's for their elegance and ability to transmit small differences in terroir.
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Specifically, when she thinks about bringing her right thumb and ring finger together, wires transmit a signal to a typing software.
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These stations could still transmit programs to viewers, sharing other digital TV stations, as well as cable, satellite, and broadband facilities.
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Wild birds can carry the virus without showing symptoms of it and transmit it to poultry through their feathers or faeces.
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"We call on the population not to believe or transmit any pseudo-result, even partial, that has reached them," it said.
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Different bands of spectrum -- ranges of radio frequencies -- are used right now to transmit audio, video and data by different groups.
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Broadcasters, for example, transmit TV signals over spectrum bands, while wireless providers use them as a means to distribute wireless broadband.
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Zika is carried by mosquitoes, which transmit the virus to humans, though the U.S. Centers for Disease Control said on Feb.
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In fact, the core of the collection was formed in 1905 when scientists discovered that ticks could transmit illness, she explains.
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Others ignore the fact that some behaviors, like spitting or biting, have been scientifically proven to be unable to transmit HIV.
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"It's much easier to transmit many STDs from a male to a female rather than the other way around," Withers says.
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They found that toxic, bioluminescent fireflies transmit multi-sensory warning signals to echolocating bats, in an effort to warn them off.
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"What that means is those people continue to transmit the bacteria to the community and it makes elimination impossible," Furin said.
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The brain sends signals through the patient's body and then electrodes pick up those signals and transmit them to the robot.
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A packed bar is a great space to transmit something where everybody's touching the bar, and everyone's bumping into each other.
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Most methods of LiFi visible light communication (VLC) make use of lightbulbs that transmit wireless data using light emitting diodes (LEDs).
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Also, I was paranoid that all the kids running around would step on my daughter or touch her and transmit germs.
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"I call her a modern-day prophet, because of the way she is able to receive and transmit truths," she said.
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I wished I could transmit it to the millions of pretty women Botoxing and nip-tucking their way through middle age.
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People who are infected with Covid-19 can transmit it even before they develop symptoms or know they have the disease.
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"I think we'll continue to control" the Fed funds rate, "and it will continue to transmit well into broader financial conditions."
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Since HIV is harder to transmit, and its incubation period is much longer, a swift response could have prevented many infections.
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The sanctions are also intended to scuttle Russian efforts to track underwater communications cables that transmit much of the world's data.
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The tannins are firm, yes, but the grape also has great acidity and freshness and can transmit the nuances of terroir.
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The continuing spread of coronavirus in Iran will continue to transmit to the Gulf, causing economic retrenchment in its wealthiest markets.
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Members primarily communicate via encrypted chat applications that let users transmit text messages and files on computer, tablet or cell phone.
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To be clear, it does seem like some number of people, possibly a large number, transmit the virus without being diagnosed.
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Scientists are still working out which groups of people — and in which locations — are the most likely to transmit the virus.
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There's currently no evidence that a pregnant person can transmit the virus to the fetus during pregnancy or birth, Jamieson said.
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The raw data is collated from several satellites, some of which transmit a radar system providing the exact position of vessels.
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The Virginia lawmakers then extended an invitation by directing the governor to transmit copies of its resolution to all other states.
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If asymptomatic people can spread the virus, it will be much harder to slow its spread, as carriers transmit it unwittingly.
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With the forced disassociation, vulnerable devices will typically transmit several kilobytes of data that's encrypted with the all-zero session key.
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It means reinvigorating some of our institutions and founding new ones to transmit the basic elements of civilization and social comity.
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Amid the clashes between McConnell and Schumer, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has refused to transmit the impeachment articles to the Senate.
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The House of Representatives formally voted to transmit the articles of impeachment against Trump to the Senate on Wednesday, January 15.
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But within hours of receiving a video file in May, Bezos&apos phone began to surreptitiously transmit large amounts of data.
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On Thursday, researchers announced that they were able to create a DNA-like molecular system that can store and transmit information.
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The fact that they were using a government or corporate system to transmit those communications should, in our view, be irrelevant.
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The companies have set up a section of road with 10 traffic signal systems that transmit information about their light phases.
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The cells transmit that information through a cranial nerve to the brainstem, letting you know where your head is in space.
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Furthermore, BMW and Mercedes do not use the short-range technology but rely instead on existing cellular networks to transmit alerts.
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Thunderbolt-enabled USB-C ports can transmit more data, support two 4K monitors, charge power-hungry peripherals, and support external graphics.
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Their continued display on public grounds would have felt tantamount to endorsement of the prejudicial message they were designed to transmit.
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Under the sea, they are building a cable that will transmit data across a region that spans from Kenya to Yemen.
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Different bands of spectrum — ranges of radio frequencies — are used right now to transmit audio, video and data by different groups.
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Not every ES&S backend election system is connected to the internet, because not every county opts to transmit election results.
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Facial shields have been incorporated into PPE for frontline healthcare workers as a precaution against respiratory droplets that transmit the virus.
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Facial shields have been incorporated into PPE for frontline healthcare workers as a precaution against respiratory droplets that transmit the virus.
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What art can do is to create an emotional bond that could transmit, to some extent, the experience of the victim.
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Many STIs, like HIV, don't transmit easily through oral sex (though the risk goes up with factors like cuts or menstruation).
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We practiced turning them from "transmit" to "receive" mode, which, because the dial was finicky, required that we remove our gloves.
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People wanted to know, how did the networks know that they had moved the paddle so that they could transmit that?
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His effort to transmit business-as-usual calm ignores the fact that Brazil's political crisis goes far deeper than the impeachment.
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These satellites would develop photos in orbit, scan them and then transmit the image back to Earth via with radio telemetry.
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The gene-editing tool has already been used to create mosquitoes that don't transmit malaria, unusually muscular beagles, and miniature pet pigs.
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Fleas feed on rodents and mammals infected with the plague bacterium, Yersinia pestis, and then transmit it to humans by biting them.
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The same mosquitoes involved in the Zika epidemic transmit diseases like dengue, which killed more than 800 people in Brazil in 2015.
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But, in SINTEF's assessment, it is not strictly necessary to transmit such data for analytics and functionality testing (A/B testing) purposes.
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It said it has uncovered other potential, more near-term opportunities through its work to sense and transmit data around the eye.
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Today, the radio waves beamed in satellite communications have limited bandwidth, which means they can't transmit a lot of data at once.
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Specifically, fewer female Aedes aegypti, the ones that bite and lay eggs and transmit diseases, including the United States' newest scourge: Zika.
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For example, by default the GO 4 application will automatically transmit information related to the type of aircraft, camera and remote controller.
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Additionally, the GO 4 application will by default transmit certain data for the safe use of drones, customer support, and data analytics.
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Also known as IMSI catchers, they force any phones within a target radius to connect to the device and transmit identifying information.
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Zika, which is suspected of causing birth defects after infecting pregnant women, is carried by mosquitoes, which transmit the virus to humans.
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In keeping with the show's title — which translates to "car with a song" — each work will transmit a different local radio signal.
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Those voters tried to change information through the Motor Vehicle Administration, but the MVA didn&apost transmit the information to election officials.
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Small businesses, schools, libraries and others rely on business data services, or special-access lines, to transmit large amounts of data quickly.
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It took 28 seconds to transmit the tweet, and the message will reach Voyager 1 in a little more than 19 hours.
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Because social networks selectively transmit the most attention-grabbing content, these systems' output will evolve to be maximally likeable, clickable, and shareable.
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According to Planned Parenthood, it's rare, but possible, for someone with genital herpes to transmit it to their child while giving birth.
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Failure to transmit the forms and others to the IRS carry the same penalties, for a total potential penalty of $6 million.
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It plugs into the laptop via USB to transmit those gestures into software commands like swiping between windows and pinching and zooming.
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Shadow, a company affiliated with Democratic nonprofit group Acronym, sold an app built to transmit results to the Iowa Democratic Party (IDP).
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Shadow, a company affiliated with Democratic nonprofit group Acronym, sold an app built to transmit results to the Iowa Democratic Party (IDP).
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The boat will alert swimmers who stray into danger zones to stay away, and transmit the swimmer's location to the lake's management.
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But Shange attempted to clear away the larger culture's static, and to let black women's voices transmit truly, if not always plainly.
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I don't think it wise to discount the feeling of legitimacy that a ritual like that might transmit to the whole gig.
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The sensors in question transmit what is known as the angle of attack — the angle of the aircraft relative to oncoming air.
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They're equipped with systems to livestream images to emergency personnel and transmit a 4G LTE signal to the ground using Verizon's network.
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Black flies don't transmit disease in North America, but in Africa and Latin America, they carry a parasite that causes river blindness.
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This Cincinnati-based company has developed a way to use audio, rather than Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, to transmit data between devices.
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If you were to encounter such a spider, "the radioactivity will be relatively low and won't transmit much to you," Dennin said.
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It is also a great way to transmit ambient information like your heart rate, smiley stickers, and, in this case, your password.
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In particular, social media is the perfect medium to transmit the kind of meme-like quality that a magazine cover has. Right?
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The videos can transmit synchronized pulses to a wireless sex toy that's been connected to correspond with what's happening in the video.
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This compact, flat type of antenna can transmit in multiple directions and frequencies without moving like you see big radar dishes do.
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Getting this to work, however, requires figuring out how to get thousands of sensors to transmit data reliably across hundreds of metres.
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New York-based Anchor, which launched today for iOS, is offering a new, easier way to record and transmit interactive audio content.
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They enter The Forge control facility, where they hope to transmit the digital copies of the park's guests back to the mainland.
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And with the rise of cheap drones and fast mobile internet, it's easier than ever to capture and transmit live video footage.
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The opposition criticized the commission after the 2013 vote, when it fumbled technology to identify voters and transmit results from polling stations.
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The back part of the swim bladder works like an ear drum and, again, helps transmit sound waves to the inner ear.
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Canal+ had suspended broadcasts last week saying that Groupe TF1 was imposing "unreasonable" fees on distributors to transmit TF1's free programmes.
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It is as if Cox wants to transmit a message of oneness and unity through the meshing and interconnection of human bodies.
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Yet the essential risk profile of technology, or its ability to transmit waves of risk to other sectors, is the larger story.
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They are, after all, just pieces of conducting metal whose shape and size are designed to reliably receive or transmit radio waves.
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Krzanich pointed out that cars are already equipped with a variety of sensors, cameras and controllers that create, gather and transmit data.
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As much as wearables help track a person's fitness and activity, they store and transmit data that's often stored in the cloud.
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The project also failed to line up a contract with the Tennessee Valley Authority to buy the wind energy it would transmit.
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Out of the woods, I used my laptop with an internet hot spot to transmit my photos minutes past the midnight deadline.
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Both devices transmit glucose levels to a smartphone, either wirelessly and continuously, or with a wave of a smartphone over the sensor.
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Many internet-of-things devices connect over Wi-Fi, transmit sensitive data in the clear on local networks and don't support VPNs.
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That means you can transmit your AirPlay screens to your gaming console, thereby creating a black hole of Microsoft-on-Apple madness.
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Many small businesses, schools and hospitals rely on special business data access lines to quickly transmit and receive large amounts of data.
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Ossia's patents focus on using radio frequencies similar to WiFi to transmit energy, and Energous claims to use radio frequencies as well.
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The challenge in controlling the disease is that people often don't develop symptoms for years, but can continue to transmit the infection.
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When someone has MS, immune cells cause inflammation that damages myelin, a layer of fat that allows nerve signals to transmit information.
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Sub-zero interest rates are hitting banks, which transmit the ECB's monetary policy, and ECB buying is fuelling concerns about price bubbles.
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WE DON'T DRIVE THE ECONOMY, WE TRANSMIT THE ECONOMY BETWEEN CONSUMERS AND COMPANIES AND EMPLOYERS AND PEOPLE AND INVESTORS IN THE MARKET.
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During the Cold War, the 120-meter towers became the first allied site to transmit Radio Free Europe across the Iron Curtain.
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We use sound to accentuate and transmit our emotions; our aural ability is a primary sense that is deeply connected to emotion.
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The use of television to transmit an image or idea instantly to millions soon made presidential campaigns more of a spectator sport.
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While multiple Russian probes have made it to the Martian surface, none of them have survived long enough to transmit substantial data.
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If you're in close quarters, like most families, one sick family member will very easily transmit the virus to other family members.
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They neutralize the activity of a chemical used by nerve cells to transmit pain signals in the brain when a migraine occurs.
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One is to unleash mosquitoes pre-infected with Wolbachia, a bacterium that impairs their ability to transmit Zika, and makes males sterile.
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Another species, A. albopictus, which thrives in cooler climes, may also be able to transmit the bug, though possibly not as efficiently.
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In the regime's view, Iranian universities aim not merely to prepare citizens for careers or to transmit knowledge for its own sake.
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Kissing with the tongue (or "French kissing") can transmit throat gonorrhea, according to a May 2019 study including gay and bisexual men.
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Today, AT&T Labs announced a new wireless technology called Airgig, designed to transmit data at gigabit speeds over existing power infrastructure.
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I find it positive for him to utilize his impact and his audiences to transmit another message and that is around environment.
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With textile sensors woven into the plantar area, the socks transmit data to a mobile app via anklets connected to the socks.
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They transmit our heritage and national identity from one generation to the next, and from our people to nations around the world.
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So, while some power plants can generate power, the ability to transmit it to homes may not be possible in some areas.
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Players wear a special suit with 17 sensors including one on the racket itself that capture and transmit data to a computer.
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Buying bank bonds, for example, could make a quick impact, helping lenders who transmit the ECB's easy policy to the real economy.
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Because it can take a week or two for the full set of symptoms to develop, many people transmit the disease unknowingly.
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The law also stipulates that the DNI "shall" transmit complaints that are deemed to be "of urgent concern" to congressional intelligence committees.
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Ibama has received reports of rural inhabitants killing monkeys out of the erroneous belief that they can transmit yellow fever to humans.
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They transmit radio waves and measure the time it takes for those waves to bounce back, and any changes in their frequency.
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In the future, it may not be uncommon to have an implant monitor your biometrics and transmit them straight to your physician.
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They're sometimes making these diseases either more dangerous or easier to transmit among animals, in order to better understand how diseases spread.
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Those already infected can take antiretroviral drugs that bring their viral levels so low that it's almost impossible to transmit the virus.
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That timing is important because an untreated infected person can transmit the virus for 20 days or more, even without showing symptoms.
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Being out makes me a potential vector, an organism able to transmit disease, and puts me at risk of becoming ill myself.
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The deal will allow Sprint to use Altice's cable infrastructure to transmit cellular data and develop a next-generation network, or 5G.
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"He's the head of a very large government, and the challenge is to transmit that vision through the whole government," he said.
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One black-and-white photo took 15 minutes to transmit to a regional editing desk, which distributed it to subscribing newspapers globally.
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One limitation is the availability of cell phone networks, which are needed to transmit the images to park rangers in real time.
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