Sentence examples for announcement channel from inspiring English sources
In fact, the announcement channel could vary depending on the content of the service being advertised and on the user type or permissions.
The signaling server sends a 200 OK response back and checks on the DB the appropriate announcement channel(s) for that user.
In Figure 12, we can observe that when a large group of users is considered, the largest contribution to signaling is the membership update of the announcement channel sessions.
If we consider that each announcement channel, using the SAP protocol, is limited to a maximum of 4 kbit/s [36], and that the streaming TV channel can easily use more than 1 Mbit/s, then the overall overhead percentage of our signaling architecture is very low.
Channel 4 left their continuity announcer to make the announcement, while Channel 5 waited for their regularly-scheduled bulletin at 20 55.
Today's announcement follows Channel 4's decision to axe Big Brother, which will air for the last time next year.
The agreement was unveiled as part of an announcement by Channel 4 that it has boosted the budget of its film arm by £10m this year.
Carter could make an announcement on Channel 4's future within weeks, according to industry sources, although his final Digital Britain report is not expected to be published until June at the earliest.
Similar to Equations (6) and (7), also in Equations (9) and (10), we assume that the IGMP query periods of announcement multicast channels are longer than for those of normal data channels (IGMPT2 = 10 × IGMPT1).
Anarchy has broken out at one of Spain's public TV stations, with reporters and presenters broadcasting direct attacks against their paymasters, following an announcement of the channel's closure.
That event was the announcement that the channel was changing its name from Sci Fi to Syfy, a crime against nature that had fans — no network has more devoted or more opinionated fans — pulling out their light sabres and aiming them at executives and, of course, burning up the Internet with scathing, witty insults.
