Definition of retransmit in English:

retransmit

verbretransmitted, retransmits, retransmitting ˌriːtranzˈmɪtˌriːtransˈmɪt

[with object]

Transmit (data, a radio signal, or a broadcast programme) again or on to another receiver.
a programme that a cable company picks up off the air and retransmits
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a safe and reliable technology, as it encrypts and retransmits data.
- While Canadian law does allow cable companies and others to retransmit U.S. broadcast signals from that country, U.S. copyright law prohibits those companies from transmitting back across the border without specific authorization.
- When the transmission encounters a disturbance due to interference, the packet will simply be retransmitted on a different channel.
- As the name suggests, this device listens for incoming network traffic, and then retransmits it with an amplified signal.
- If errors occur during transmission, the data can be retransmitted without adversely affecting other users on the network.
- The screen apparatus cannot take a signal from a remote source and interpret and retransmit this signal instantaneously, but does so in that very interesting space of time we refer to as ‘realtime’.
- The satellite can then collect the data and retransmit the information from one satellite on an ultrahigh-capacity optical data link using lasers.
- It may be required to allow the hardware to catch up or to carry out an activity after specified time intervals, such as polling a device, flushing data to disk or retransmitting a network request.
- On the net it is even harder to know who has access to your personal data, and any information you provide can be instantly retransmitted.
- The modified signals are then retransmitted via geostationary satellites to users' receivers.
- That client can then send a request to all the other session participants asking for the packet to be retransmitted, and any client that has the requested packet can respond.
- The World Series by Nissan is currently shown in all five continents and is retransmitted to 54 countries.
- The equipment reads the header, determines what kind of alert is being sounded, and then the station interrupts its programming to retransmit it (with its own identifier) on the air, and starts carrying the audio live.
- They did say at the time that it was possible that these could have been recorded transmissions all transmitted from somewhere else and retransmitted in this area.
- Device response times could not be guaranteed because of data collisions and the delays in retransmitting data.
- The compression works by only retransmitting the bits of subsequent images that are different from previous ones.
- Furthermore, while we are re-transmitting lost data, all of the successfully transmitted data that came after the lost data must wait until the lost data has been retransmitted to prevent misordering the data.
- As a product of the Cable Act of 1992's retransmission consent requirement, cable operators refused to pay for network programming they had previously retransmitted for free.
- Any packet that would have been lost is retransmitted until it gets to the other side.
- On most days, local radio and television stations retransmitted the IMN signal, but the IMN provided only 4 hours of local programming per day.

Derivatives

retransmission

noun ˌriːtranzˈmɪʃ(ə)nˌriːtrɑːnzˈmɪʃ(ə)nˌriˌtrænˈsmɪʃən

mass noun

The action or process of transmitting data, a radio signal, or a broadcast programme again or on to another receiver.
broadcasters may prohibit the retransmission of TV programmes by another company
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, we couldn't slow down the amount of incoming video, so we slowed down the retransmission to our central location instead.
- The only hardware required for retransmission beside two radios is a small cable kit and some electronic filters.
- The link layer thus has feedback built in that does not cause end-to-end retransmission - only across the wireless link.

Definition of retransmit in US English:

retransmit

verb

[with object]

Transmit (data, a radio signal, or a broadcast program) again or on to another receiver.
a program that a cable company picks up off the air and retransmits
Example sentencesExamples
- When the transmission encounters a disturbance due to interference, the packet will simply be retransmitted on a different channel.
- The equipment reads the header, determines what kind of alert is being sounded, and then the station interrupts its programming to retransmit it (with its own identifier) on the air, and starts carrying the audio live.
- On the net it is even harder to know who has access to your personal data, and any information you provide can be instantly retransmitted.
- They did say at the time that it was possible that these could have been recorded transmissions all transmitted from somewhere else and retransmitted in this area.
- As a product of the Cable Act of 1992's retransmission consent requirement, cable operators refused to pay for network programming they had previously retransmitted for free.
- The screen apparatus cannot take a signal from a remote source and interpret and retransmit this signal instantaneously, but does so in that very interesting space of time we refer to as ‘realtime’.
- That client can then send a request to all the other session participants asking for the packet to be retransmitted, and any client that has the requested packet can respond.
- The modified signals are then retransmitted via geostationary satellites to users' receivers.
- The satellite can then collect the data and retransmit the information from one satellite on an ultrahigh-capacity optical data link using lasers.
- If errors occur during transmission, the data can be retransmitted without adversely affecting other users on the network.
- Any packet that would have been lost is retransmitted until it gets to the other side.
- As the name suggests, this device listens for incoming network traffic, and then retransmits it with an amplified signal.
- Furthermore, while we are re-transmitting lost data, all of the successfully transmitted data that came after the lost data must wait until the lost data has been retransmitted to prevent misordering the data.
- Device response times could not be guaranteed because of data collisions and the delays in retransmitting data.
- It may be required to allow the hardware to catch up or to carry out an activity after specified time intervals, such as polling a device, flushing data to disk or retransmitting a network request.
- On most days, local radio and television stations retransmitted the IMN signal, but the IMN provided only 4 hours of local programming per day.
- The compression works by only retransmitting the bits of subsequent images that are different from previous ones.
- The World Series by Nissan is currently shown in all five continents and is retransmitted to 54 countries.
- While Canadian law does allow cable companies and others to retransmit U.S. broadcast signals from that country, U.S. copyright law prohibits those companies from transmitting back across the border without specific authorization.
- It is a safe and reliable technology, as it encrypts and retransmits data.

单词	retransmit
释义	Definition of retransmit in English: retransmit verbretransmitted, retransmits, retransmitting ˌriːtranzˈmɪtˌriːtransˈmɪt [with object] Transmit (data, a radio signal, or a broadcast programme) again or on to another receiver. a programme that a cable company picks up off the air and retransmits Example sentencesExamples It is a safe and reliable technology, as it encrypts and retransmits data. While Canadian law does allow cable companies and others to retransmit U.S. broadcast signals from that country, U.S. copyright law prohibits those companies from transmitting back across the border without specific authorization. When the transmission encounters a disturbance due to interference, the packet will simply be retransmitted on a different channel. As the name suggests, this device listens for incoming network traffic, and then retransmits it with an amplified signal. If errors occur during transmission, the data can be retransmitted without adversely affecting other users on the network. The screen apparatus cannot take a signal from a remote source and interpret and retransmit this signal instantaneously, but does so in that very interesting space of time we refer to as ‘realtime’. The satellite can then collect the data and retransmit the information from one satellite on an ultrahigh-capacity optical data link using lasers. It may be required to allow the hardware to catch up or to carry out an activity after specified time intervals, such as polling a device, flushing data to disk or retransmitting a network request. On the net it is even harder to know who has access to your personal data, and any information you provide can be instantly retransmitted. The modified signals are then retransmitted via geostationary satellites to users' receivers. That client can then send a request to all the other session participants asking for the packet to be retransmitted, and any client that has the requested packet can respond. The World Series by Nissan is currently shown in all five continents and is retransmitted to 54 countries. The equipment reads the header, determines what kind of alert is being sounded, and then the station interrupts its programming to retransmit it (with its own identifier) on the air, and starts carrying the audio live. They did say at the time that it was possible that these could have been recorded transmissions all transmitted from somewhere else and retransmitted in this area. Device response times could not be guaranteed because of data collisions and the delays in retransmitting data. The compression works by only retransmitting the bits of subsequent images that are different from previous ones. Furthermore, while we are re-transmitting lost data, all of the successfully transmitted data that came after the lost data must wait until the lost data has been retransmitted to prevent misordering the data. As a product of the Cable Act of 1992's retransmission consent requirement, cable operators refused to pay for network programming they had previously retransmitted for free. Any packet that would have been lost is retransmitted until it gets to the other side. On most days, local radio and television stations retransmitted the IMN signal, but the IMN provided only 4 hours of local programming per day. Derivatives retransmission noun ˌriːtranzˈmɪʃ(ə)nˌriːtrɑːnzˈmɪʃ(ə)nˌriˌtrænˈsmɪʃən mass noun The action or process of transmitting data, a radio signal, or a broadcast programme again or on to another receiver. broadcasters may prohibit the retransmission of TV programmes by another company Example sentencesExamples For example, we couldn't slow down the amount of incoming video, so we slowed down the retransmission to our central location instead. The only hardware required for retransmission beside two radios is a small cable kit and some electronic filters. The link layer thus has feedback built in that does not cause end-to-end retransmission - only across the wireless link. Definition of retransmit in US English: retransmit verb [with object] Transmit (data, a radio signal, or a broadcast program) again or on to another receiver. a program that a cable company picks up off the air and retransmits Example sentencesExamples When the transmission encounters a disturbance due to interference, the packet will simply be retransmitted on a different channel. The equipment reads the header, determines what kind of alert is being sounded, and then the station interrupts its programming to retransmit it (with its own identifier) on the air, and starts carrying the audio live. On the net it is even harder to know who has access to your personal data, and any information you provide can be instantly retransmitted. They did say at the time that it was possible that these could have been recorded transmissions all transmitted from somewhere else and retransmitted in this area. As a product of the Cable Act of 1992's retransmission consent requirement, cable operators refused to pay for network programming they had previously retransmitted for free. The screen apparatus cannot take a signal from a remote source and interpret and retransmit this signal instantaneously, but does so in that very interesting space of time we refer to as ‘realtime’. That client can then send a request to all the other session participants asking for the packet to be retransmitted, and any client that has the requested packet can respond. The modified signals are then retransmitted via geostationary satellites to users' receivers. The satellite can then collect the data and retransmit the information from one satellite on an ultrahigh-capacity optical data link using lasers. If errors occur during transmission, the data can be retransmitted without adversely affecting other users on the network. Any packet that would have been lost is retransmitted until it gets to the other side. As the name suggests, this device listens for incoming network traffic, and then retransmits it with an amplified signal. Furthermore, while we are re-transmitting lost data, all of the successfully transmitted data that came after the lost data must wait until the lost data has been retransmitted to prevent misordering the data. Device response times could not be guaranteed because of data collisions and the delays in retransmitting data. It may be required to allow the hardware to catch up or to carry out an activity after specified time intervals, such as polling a device, flushing data to disk or retransmitting a network request. On most days, local radio and television stations retransmitted the IMN signal, but the IMN provided only 4 hours of local programming per day. The compression works by only retransmitting the bits of subsequent images that are different from previous ones. The World Series by Nissan is currently shown in all five continents and is retransmitted to 54 countries. While Canadian law does allow cable companies and others to retransmit U.S. broadcast signals from that country, U.S. copyright law prohibits those companies from transmitting back across the border without specific authorization. It is a safe and reliable technology, as it encrypts and retransmits data.
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