Sentence examples for as a linear channel from inspiring English sources

After announcing the decision to close BBC3 as a linear channel to make it online-only – thereby saving £50m – what else is on the block?

BBC Worldwide today announced that its global factual brand BBC Earth will launch as a linear channel across MENA through the beIN DTH service on 5 April 2018.

We used a linear channel with additive Gaussian noise as an approximation for this latter process.

But in an age of digital interactivity it seems perverse to insist a linear channel will always be the core of what you offer.

The words "big", "bold", "tough" and "controversial" were all used by the BBC's director general Tony Hall as he explained his decision to close BBC3 as a linear TV channel – the first time, he said, the BBC has ever closed a TV service.

We should close BBC Three as a broadcast or linear channel and ask Danny and his team to reinvent it as a channel online and on the iPlayer.

In this study, we consider each sub-channel as a linear time invariant channel; the additive Gaussian noise in each transmission is zero mean with variance σ j 2. G j d is the channel gain coefficient between the secondary transmitter and its dedicated receiver on sub-channel j with distance d.

The indoor diffuse OW channel is well modeled as a linear, time-dispersive channel with a time-invariant impulse response h(t) [89].

The $10 fee will offer viewers access to a live, linear channel that can be found in Sling's programming guide as well as the network's collection of on-demand content, including both movies and TV shows.

Yet the industry remains wedded to the idea of a single, linear channel.

Called Tennis Channel Plus, the service costs $59.99 a year and is being marketed as a complement to the linear channel.