Sentence examples for a network of broadcasts from inspiring English sources

Jesse Barber, a biologist at Boise State University who is the co-author of two recent papers about the impacts of noise on land-dwelling animals, writes that "it is clear that the acoustical environment is not a collection of private conversations between signaler and receiver" but a network of broadcasts reaching both intended and invisible listeners.

Data from shipping, railway and aviation activity within a 100-kilometre (62-mile) radius of Brighton is translated live into a network of audiovisual formats and broadcast inside a darkened chamber.

For the uninitiated, TED is a nonprofit (or, in the words of its mission, a "global community") that hopes to "make great ideas accessible and spark conversation", via a network of conferences that are broadcast for free online to millions of viewers.

Network in the Works Harvey Schiller reiterated yesterday the YankeeNets plans to use their teams -- the Yankees, the Nets and the Devils -- as the foundation of a network to broadcast their games.

A G.P.S. receiver communicates with a network of 24 satellites that continuously broadcast precise time and location data toward earth.

In addition to the satellites, both companies have also built a network of ground-based repeaters that will broadcast the signals to places where satellite reception is fuzzy, as it often is in big cities with tall buildings.

On radio, all home and away games are broadcast on a network of local stations in eastern Ontario.

Self selection of questionnaire respondents and factors such as time of day, mode and network of the broadcast mean that the demographics of listeners to the radio broadcast cannot be expected to be wholly representative of the general population.

The money is for a fund established by the major broadcast networks, which would be administered by the United Way under the guidance of a board of broadcast network representatives.

In fact, you started a broadcast network of your own, not just Fox but USA.

"D-Backs games on Fox Sports Arizona average 83,000 viewers," Warner told me over email, "which actually outdoes a lot of broadcast network TV shows in Phoenix.