Sentence examples for a different broadcast from inspiring English sources

However, there is plenty of room for others to compete, and they do – the terrestrials will always want some live football, but only pay TV has shown the appetite for the sheer volume of live Premier League matches, 138 each season, and thanks to Brussels we won't now see a different broadcast structure until 2013 at the earliest.

In the elevator on the way out, he said that he had already seen the tape -- though "Amahl" fans suspect that what he saw was a recording of a different broadcast, from 1952, not 1951 -- and that it had saddened him.

CBS is actually using an entirely different broadcast team for its 3-D Final Four experiment, with announcers Dave Ryan and Steve Lappas on the call instead of Greg Gumbel and Clark Kellogg, who will appear on the regular broadcast.

The undertaking is complex because a digital call typically hops among up to 60 different broadcast frequencies during a single conversation, as the mobile network operator maximizes the use of its available bandwidth.

Figure 10 Simulation results for PSNR of the different broadcast schemes with constrained broadcasting bitrate.

Figure 9 Expected PSNR of the different broadcast schemes with constrained broadcasting bitrate.

"I suppose it is a little bit … every different broadcast, whether it's online or writing … it's like being in a different room.

Unlike Aereo, which paired a remote antenna service with a cloud storage service, offering nearly live television access and DVR for 30 different broadcast channels, Kumo is taking a different approach.

Moreover, a general threshold that is suitable for different broadcast channels and programs is very difficult to find; therefore, detection-based approach is very sensitive to the broadcasting.

In contrast to the United States, which currently has three different broadcast specifications, Europe is moving toward a common platform called digital video broadcasting in much the same way it created common standards for the transmission of mobile phone frequencies.

The receiver is tuned to different broadcast frequencies by adjusting the frequency of the current used to combine with the carrier waves.