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Dictionary » T » Transmitter Transmittertransmitter One who, or that which, transmits; specifically, that portion of a telegraphic or telephonic instrument by means of which a message is sent; opposed to receiver. ![]()
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Results from our forumcan we record and playback Dreams ?can we record and playback Dreams ?. study of neurology i.e by neurosurgeons can achieve this dream reality. can we work in this way using transmitter-reciever circuitry ?. i.e design and built/manufacture a electro-neurogram medical electronic device similar to a electrocardiogram device which ...
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SURFACE AREA TO VOLUME RATIO AND DIFFUSION - Please help!... use diffusion to move materials, including the gas exchanges at the alveoli in the lungs and at the capillaries for respiration, the transfer of transmitter substance and the absorption of mineral nutrients by roots and nutrients by the alimentary canal. Is that right? :/
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Re: Direct links and indirect links in food webAn indirect link occurs when the influence of one species, the donor is transmitted through a second species, the transmitter, to a third species, the receiver. We see this a lot in plants - one species will rely on another species to keep their mutual pollinators. Hope this helps!
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Re: Experimental evidence for evolution... system. We use the term "bioengineering" with good reason. Genes are literal programs. They are sent from a source by a transmitter through a channel within the context of a viable cell. They are decoded by a receiver and arrive eventually at a final destination. At this ...
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What is the primary energy source for cells?... is definitely a strange answer. Human body uses >50kg ATP daily (by hydrolysing and re-synthesizing). ATP is not energy source, it is an energy transmitter. The primary energy source for life on Earth is clearly sunlight (with exception of some peculiar life forms on the sea bottom near hot ...
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