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That’s because the car-based device has a bigger antenna and transmits with much more power than a smartphone does.

We know a lot more now than we knew in March about how covid-19 is transmitted, and we know that people gathering in this way is a major factor in transmission.

He said it was highly likely to be transmitted from surfaces and that the incubation period was as low as 24 hours.

Some scientists say the virus has already evolved in a way that makes it easier to transmit.

The jury is still out on whether cold weather, per se, makes the virus easier to transmit, although dry, heated indoor air may assist the spread—and enclosed spaces definitely do.

The mission itself is simply a small computer powered by solar cells, with an antenna transmitting at 145.980 MHz.

Because of its “self-destruct” reputation, the app is a popular tool among youngsters for transmitting sexually explicit material.

According to the Montgomery Police Department, transmitting a sexually transmitted disease is a class C misdemeanor.

They should be capable of transmitting their location no matter how deep they plunge.

White later wrote that he regretted the role he played in transmitting the Camelot myth to the public.

The state may prohibit a telegraph company from transmitting racetrack news.

Nor is it liable for libel in transmitting a telegram stating that a person had been bought up.

For convenience of making and handling, shafts used for transmitting power are generally made in lengths not exceeding 30 feet.

(a) What installations for receiving and transmitting messages by wireless telegraphy were on board the Titanic?

I'm not used to transmitting mediums—the battery may be weak—in fact, I'm pretty sure it is.