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The movie shows several scenes involving Gough Whitlam (transmitted over US TV), where events take place which confirm the classified documents that Christopher had read previously.
In fact they are so brilliant we did not see the propaganda that was being transmitted so smoothly on the series.
The episode ends when the tribunal learns that Spock's "evidence" is in fact being transmitted to the Enterprise directly from Talos IV, in violation of Starfleet regulations.
A murdered illegal immigrant, fished out of the bay, is found to be infected with pneumonic plague, a deadly air-borne mutation of bubonic plague, which is transmitted from human-to-human and, untreated, has a mortality rate that approaches 100%.
I first saw this film when it was transmitted around 1988 by the BBC when I was working on UK's 2000AD.
This cannot possibly be called a piece of work as the intra-skull fog is miraculously transmitted directly to the screen.
On Starliner Island, you have luxury high-rise living with deluxe accommodations, including a delicatessen, a boutique, a doctor and a dentist, dry cleaning, and parasitic sexually transmitted slugs that are taking over the population.
It might be predictable and not-too-bright, but what it lacks in depth, this film compensates in spice, humor and the sense transmitted through the screen that the people who made it actually tried to do a good movie, and enjoyed it.
A brief plot synopsis: A couple is accidentally transmitted to an alternate reality and quickly become separated.
Seems they've both been infected with a disease that makes one crave human flesh and is transmitted through biting.
In the name of sex education and the eradication of the evils of socially transmitted disease, the film begins with the earnest entreaty that "Ignorance Must Be Abolished".
Unfortunately, Petronius' work was not transmitted to our day in anything even vaguely resembling a complete text.
BBC One actually transmitted this at 11 PM, since they believed that The Peacemaker was a film more deserving of the 9:00 slot.
Equally harmful are the government’s sensitivity to its own policy failures and the stigma attached to a disease that is often sexually transmitted.
Malaria, a life-threatening disease transmitted by mosquitos, is one of these illnesses.
Ebola may have been transmitted from bats;HIV/AIDS emerged from chimpanzees;SARS most likely came from civets traded in animal markets in southern China; and influenza strains such as H1N1 and H7N9 arose from genetic re-combinations of viruses among wild and farm animals.
Poor, often illiterate, individuals are generally unaware of how infectious diseases – especially unfamiliar diseases – are transmitted, making them much more likely to become infected and to infect others.
When such a debt-fueled bubble bursts, its effects are transmitted directly to the real economy via household-sector balance sheets, with the reduction in consumption contributing to a decline in employment and private investment.
Records of the printed receipts are automatically transmitted to the tax authorities and are used to calculate taxes.
To the extent that human capital involves character traits and varieties of “know-how” that are transmitted within the realms of the family and the community, rather than by formal education, it becomes both methodologically elusive and difficult to manipulate by public policy.
In a country with high teenage birthrates and staggering levels of sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, these percentages are deeply troubling.
For starters, governments should emphasize young people’s sexual health by offering a comprehensive instruction in reproductive health issues, including topics related to contraceptive methods, how to communicate in relationships, and where to access information and support related to HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
We now know of several mechanisms that enable cells with identical DNA to have different characteristics, which are transmitted to daughter cells.
If the epigenetic state of its germ cells is altered during an organism’s development, this variation can be transmitted to its descendants.
In addition to cellular epigenetic inheritance, there are other non-genetic ways in which variations can be transmitted from generation to generation.
Even today, most information on patient care is transmitted between clinics and hospitals, and between generalists and specialists, by fax and telephone.
The epigeneticist view was clearly wrong, because something stable had to be transmitted across generations.
But the preformist view that the entity transmitted across generations was the whole organism was contradicted by the impossibility of segmenting objects infinitely.
What had to be transmitted was not the final organism, but the recipe to make it.
In 1911, Francis Peyton Rous found – through research, not “tinkering” – that supposedly spontaneous malignant tumors in chickens were actually caused and transmitted by a retrovirus.
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