They describe and protect the integrity of the interactions for the submission of regulated medicinal product information in the context of the unique product identification; they include acknowledgement of receipt including the validation of transmitted information.
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Also, when the information being transmitted has frequency components whose wavelength is a significant fraction of the electrical length of the feed line, distortion of the transmitted information will occur if there are standing waves on the line.
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Its purpose is to establish a legal framework for the social responsibility of radio and television broadcasters, national and independent producers of radio and TV programming, and viewers and listeners in the dissemination and reception of transmitted information.
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David Karr frequently boasted of having close ties with prominent U . S . senators and presidential candidates, and that he transmitted information between the Soviet and American governments on such issues as d�tente, trade, and strategic-arms negotiations.
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Dr . William L . Whittaker, the principal researcher on the Nomad project, said past exploration robots, like those sent into space or far down in deep oceans, had been drones that simply transmitted information for humans to evaluate.
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Telegraph networks, used from the 1850s to the 1920s to transmit text messages long distances, transmitted information by pulses of current of two different lengths, called " dots " and " dashes " which spelled out text messages in Morse code.
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The illegally transmitted information may assist the P . R . C . in the design and improved reliability of future silo-based or mobile P . R . C . ballistic missiles, including particularly missiles that require fairings ( or nose cones ).
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Juan Pujol Garc�a, a Spanish double agent working for British intelligence ( code named " Garbo " ) in high standing with the Germans, transmitted information about the Allied invasion plan with a further warning that the Normandy invasion was " not " a diversion.
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In a third and last interpretation, the term " Homer " can be used to refer to traditional elements of oral myth known to, but not originated by the rhapsodes; from these they composed oral poetry, which transmitted information concerning the culture of Mycenaean Greece.
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Before AM came into wide use around 1920, the first radios transmitted information by wireless telegraphy ( radiotelegraphy ), in which the radio signal did not carry audio ( sound ) but was switched on and off to create pulses that carried text messages in Morse code.
