Sentence examples for TV index from inspiring English sources

Television followed a similar, albeit compressed trajectory: The first regularly scheduled TV show began in 1928, commercial licenses were granted in 1941 and Bulova aired the first ad shortly thereafter, the first show was sponsored in 1946 and Nielsen launched its first TV index in 1950.

The TV index revealed that the estimation error of the current algorithm was much less than that of the previous algorithm (the error rate 1 2% vs. 12 18%) (Table 2).

One RCT demonstrated that partner treatment with 2 g TNZ resulted in a > 4 fold reduction in repeat infections among TV + index women [ 100].

TV Shows: index fingers forming a small rectangle.

"Really?" Charlie was in there in a flash, "And where do you think she's going to find the savings to pay for it?" Cecil is unusually on Charlie's wavelength, but he replies: "From us – the bus passes, TV licences, index-linked pensions, blimey, there's a whole industry devoted to giving us goodies".

At the moment, the site has 40,000 movies, and 60,000 TV episodes indexed; and this number is growing daily, says co-founder Matt Huang.

Tank Top TV currently indexes content from over 25 video services in the UK and U.S., including major streaming and download services such as iTunes, Sky's NowTV, Netflix and Hulu, alongside smaller services such as PictureBox and Distrify.

The present study showed that low TV increases cardiac index and oxygen delivery in ARDS patients compared to high TV strategy, when minute ventilation is maintained constant.

Most importantly, as the sample size increased, the estimation error index TV and the accuracy of estimated total copy numbers or unphased genotypes were improved in the current algorithm, but not always in the previous procedures.

An IAE-TV-based performance index is devised to assess the performance of the setpoint feedforward controller.

Quantitative comparison has been carried out by considering integral of absolute error (IAE) and total variation (TV) as performance indices.