Sentence examples for audio programme from inspiring English sources

The service started in Malakal last year as a low-tech "mini-media" offering, providing a 20-minute audio programme "made by the community for the community".

There's a lot of technology involved in the recording: one child uses a laptop to operate the audio programme Audacity, as another holds the microphone and a third examines the patterns the sounds make on an interactive whiteboard.

Groups were exposed to either; an audio programme, a village meeting or a diagrammatic handout, all of which addressed identical learning objectives, and were compared to a control group which received no intervention.

The audio programme aired on community-based radio shows around the country and curriculum development specialists made it available for life skills education curriculum in schools.

Two studies used information technology to deliver BI, one involving the use of an audio programme in primary care clinics (Boekeloo et al., 2004) and the other an interactive computer programme in a minor injury unit (Maio et al., 2005).

Examples of how this hour may be spent includes reading the Diabetes Manual, taking physical activity, reading food labels, cooking a healthy meal, blood glucose monitoring or listening to the relaxation audio programme.

Specialists like Mood Media, which bought Muzak in 2011, devise audio programmes to influence the feel of shops and cater to customers' tastes.

Seriously… might be nothing new, but it's a nice way of showcasing the BBC's consistent quality of audio programmes.

In a typical year, he'll speak, say, 120 times, which makes a cool $3m before counting the $15m annual sales of his book and audio programmes, bestsellers like The Psychology of Selling and Breaking The Success Barrier.

But nowadays a web search can turn up all sorts of skeletons in the cupboard, especially from news groups where people post comments, from online journals (called "web logs" or "blogs") and more recently from "podcasting", in which individuals produce their own audio programmes for others to download to their Apple iPods or other MP3 players.

Some computers may come with an audio editing programme built in (such as Garageband in Macs).