Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun The act or process of transmitting; a transmission.
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Transmission.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun Transmission.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun the act of
transmitting amessage ; atransmission
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the act of sending a message; causing a message to be transmitted
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Examples
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I know, intellectually, that grammar shouldn't matter -- the ideas are important, and often the manner of their transmittal is a secondary issue, including the phrasing and language.
Archive 2007-04-01 Mary Kate Hurley 2007
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It does, however, state that "time is of the essence," even though its untimely transmittal means that the closing date has to be postponed again.
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Keep copies of FAX transmittal sheets and certified or registered mail receipts.
Anna Cuevas: Is Your HAMP Loan Modification Process Leaving You Feeling Like You're in a Scene from Twilight Anna Cuevas 2012
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Although the process of transferring a musical composition from a gleam in the composer's eye into a handwritten manuscript and, finally, a performance-ready score has come a long way from the days of copper-plate engraving, it's a process rife with the possibility of transmittal error.
Four Lost Measures Found Anne S. Lewis 2011
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Keep copies of FAX transmittal sheets and certified or registered mail receipts.
Anna Cuevas: Is Your HAMP Loan Modification Process Leaving You Feeling Like You're in a Scene from Twilight Anna Cuevas 2012
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The Memex had many features that are now familiar components of e-books: pages, page turners, annotation capability, internal and external linking, and the potential for storage, retrieval, and transmittal.
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The Memex had many features that are now familiar components of e-books: pages, page turners, annotation capability, internal and external linking, and the potential for storage, retrieval, and transmittal.
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The Memex had many features that are now familiar components of e-books: pages, page turners, annotation capability, internal and external linking, and the potential for storage, retrieval, and transmittal.
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This is not a problem; however, because typically only transmittal equipment is available in the market and translating equipment is proprietary to specific companies.
David Isenberg: The GAO Transcripts, Part 6: Coordinating PSC Activities in Iraq 2010
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This is not a problem; however, because typically only transmittal equipment is available in the market and translating equipment is proprietary to specific companies.
David Isenberg: The GAO Transcripts, Part 6: Coordinating PSC Activities in Iraq 2010
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