The word "transmit" refers to the act of sending or sending across, often used in the context of information, signals, or data. Here are some common uses of the word:
1. Radio and Telecommunications: To send signals through the air or a medium, such as radio waves or cable, to be received by a receiver.
"The radio station will transmit the news at 6 PM."
2. Medical: To send data from a medical device to a receiver, such as a monitor or a computer system.
"The ECG machine transmits the patient's heart rate to the doctor's computer."
3. Data Communication: To send data from one point to another, often through a network.
"The data will be transmitted to the server once the upload is complete."
4. Broadcasting: To send out a program or content for the public to receive, such as a TV show or a podcast.
"The show will be transmitted live from the studio."
5. Biological Context: To send a nerve impulse or signal from one part of the body to another.
"The signal is transmitted from the brain to the muscles through the nervous system."
6. General Usage: To pass on or convey information, feelings, or emotions.
"She tried to transmit her excitement to the others, but they seemed uninterested."
In all these contexts, the core idea is that something is being sent from one place or entity to another.
