Transmissions [noun]

They are really channels for the transmission, adequate or inadequate, of sense impressions.

In the zany we see an example of creation; in the humorist, of transmission.

The will-power is the same, but the mechanical contrivances for its transmission are wanting.

A third process was the creation and transmission of all that we mean by civilization.

Distribution: system of property, transmission, contracts, profit-sharing.

Most of the instruments of transmission are here, but there are no recording instruments.

The result appears to indicate the transmission of my mental state.

I have tried tests with Mr. and Madame Zancig in the transmission of diagrams.

As a single example, the transmission of disease at school may be cited.

In general, we must eliminate the disease by preventing its transmission from the sick to the well.