Sentence examples for an equal time from inspiring English sources

Britain's Jack Green, Nigel Levine, Martyn Rooney and Conrad Williams ran their heat impressively yesterday, recording an equal time to winners Trinidad and Tobago.

AMERICAN television used to have an "equal time" requirement, in which broadcast media were required to give equal time to dissenting views on any issue.

Each channel is assigned an equal time frame to transmit the patient's data.

The decrement of UV vis band upon photocatalytic degradation was determined in an equal time interval.

For an equal time and rate allocation, network coding gains more than 2.5 dB for R = 2.0 bits per symbol.

For SLO, however, an equal time of 0.1 s is assumed to be allocated to each link, as it is designed for a single link.

a) Equal Time Distribution Technique (ED): In this heuristic, TM i is the total time reserved by connection requests from the virtual machine VM i (sum of the connection durations).

The nonlinear system is first transformed into an equal time-variant system by analyzing the nonlinear part.

When Herbert Hoover lobbied for the Federal Radio Act of 1927, which includes an equal-time rule known as Section 315, he said that broadcasting "the political debates that underlie political action" would make Americans "literally one people".

Over the years, the station was subject to an equal-time rule complaint and was awarded for its coverage of the Farmington Number 9 mine disaster.

In May 1960, Stanley R. Cox, a candidate in the Republican primary election for the House of Representatives, filed a equal-time rule complaint against WCLG.