Collocations for transmission - noun
1. sending out/passing on
ADJ.
direct, indirect | one-way
Classes are based on discussion rather than on the one-way transmission of knowledge.
Classes are based on discussion rather than on the one-way transmission of knowledge.
onward, outward
An extra copy of each document was supplied for onward transmission to head office.
An extra copy of each document was supplied for onward transmission to head office.
data, information, voice | facsimile/fax | light, power | money | gas | cable, radio, satellite, television | analogue, digital | live, simultaneous
There will be simultaneous transmission of the concert on TV and radio.
There will be simultaneous transmission of the concert on TV and radio.
genetic, oral, person-to-person, sexual | herpes, HIV, malaria | cultural
VERB + TRANSMISSION
prevent
TRANSMISSION + NOUN
equipment, line, technology | mechanism, network, system | route
The virus''s usual transmission route is by sneezing.
The virus''s usual transmission route is by sneezing.
PREP.
~ among
HIV transmission among homosexual men
HIV transmission among homosexual men
~ between
transmission between patients
transmission between patients
~ by
transmission by satellite
transmission by satellite
~ from, ~ to
transmission from one aircraft to another
transmission from one aircraft to another
~ through
HIV transmission through blood transfusion
HIV transmission through blood transfusion
PHRASES
a mode of transmission, a risk of transmission
There is a risk of transmission of the virus between hypodermic users.
There is a risk of transmission of the virus between hypodermic users.
2. TV/radio programme
ADJ.
radio, television/TV | FM, long-wave, medium-wave, short-wave, UHF, VHF | live, satellite, stereo | test
VERB + TRANSMISSION
receive
PREP.
~ from
a live transmission from Sydney
a live transmission from Sydney
3. in a car, etc.
ADJ.
automatic, manual | 4-speed, 5-speed
TRANSMISSION + NOUN
system