Sentence examples for before broadcasting from inspiring English sources

And the term L i [k] is defined as the total number of broadcasted bits before broadcasting the k-th replicate of the data item D i in a broadcast cycle.

Before broadcasting, source vehicle adjusts its broadcast radius according to the neighbors' information, and then it chooses some appropriate neighbors to construct a forwarder set.

"Ofcom urges news broadcasters always to consider giving explicit warnings before broadcasting challenging material before the watershed, and not repeating potentially offensive material in a way that some may perceive as gratuitous".

He pressures the media so that people will think before broadcasting anything".

"It gets brought up," Boone said last Monday in the Yankees' clubhouse in Texas before broadcasting their game for ESPN.

NHK issued a ten-page explanation of its failure to properly fact-check Samuragochi's claims before broadcasting its documentary.

Voice of Ouaka staff members met with both anti-Balaka and ex-Seleka leaders before they started broadcasting to ask them not to harass journalists or raid their broadcast studio.

The Daily Show had an average UK audience share of just 0.38 per cent before it stopped broadcasting in 2010.

The raid forced the network to halt its programming for a period before it resumed broadcasting from Al Jazeera's headquarters in Doha, Qatar.

You must inform your department head of any significant interest in any shares or securities that you know you or your close family/ associates hold before writing or broadcasting about such shares or securities.

NBC apparently believed it had received all the news value it could from using the footage, and thought there was no need to upset viewers further by replaying it before it began broadcasting the day's luge competition.