The phrase "amount of broadcast" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the quantity or extent of broadcasting, such as in media studies or telecommunications.
Example: "The amount of broadcast coverage for the event was significantly higher than last year."
Alternatives: "volume of broadcast" or "extent of broadcast".
Digital technology breaks the signal into 1's and 0's, allowing far more data to be transmitted through a far smaller amount of broadcast spectrum.
"The deal that starts next season; that's where there will be another big change in the amount of broadcast revenue," Bull added.
As a result of the coalition's efforts, the amount of broadcast time devoted to Long Island has increased steadily, Ms. Kenigsberg said.
Men's doubles did get a fair amount of broadcast time during the Olympics—as a result of the young American duo Steve Johnson and Jack Sock making a deep run.
As Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in a related concurring opinion last year, digital technology has actually widened the amount of broadcast spectrum available today, undermining the earlier notion that scarce slices of the airwaves justified stricter free-speech rules for broadcasters.
Thus, the amount of broadcast traffic will be reduced by half, and the broadcast problem will be reduced.
Clustering is one of the possible methods for lowering the overhead as it organizes the network and lowers the amount of broadcasts and retransmits that can otherwise clog up the network.
The amount of sport broadcast rose by 13%, boosted by the World Cup and Commonwealth Games, while current affairs also rose 9%.
Hadlow will also have to find a replacement for that BBC2 staple, the snooker – or at least part of it – with Thompson indicating she must reduce the amount of sport broadcast on the channel.
What trends do you notice (e.g., more focus on local news, more focus on international news, a large amount of the broadcast dedicated to a top news story, etc).? Compare the television news to that day's newspaper.
It is a fact that a considerable amount of TV broadcast signals never reach the TV.
