Sentence examples for broadcast environments from inspiring English sources
This study investigates data scheduling for multi-item requests in multi-channel on-demand broadcast environments.
In this work, we investigate the issues arising in scheduling multi-item requests in multi-channel on-demand broadcast environments.
In the traditional broadcast environment, the customer is not the viewer but the advertiser, the one fronting the cost.
Today, the broadcast environment has been completely transformed, yet the BBC has survived, reshaping itself to fit a digital landscape.
The search for a sticking plaster solution to institutional problems is typical of a backward-looking approach to PSB, which is increasingly unsuited to a rapidly changing broadcast environment.
What did the Southland experience teach you about the broadcast environment today?
You may remember that Red has had a camera shooting that resolution for quite some time, although it's not meant for a broadcast environment.
"We're thrilled to announce that the first entertainment content for an over-the-top or broadcast environment has been released in 7.1-channel surround sound, the best possible audio experience available for this type of delivery.
Such a design is ideal for a system with a single receiver which experiences slow fading or a broadcast environment with a large number of receivers whose empirical CSNR converges to the fading distribution [26].
They're also releasing a 4K camera, but my industry insider says it's more of a broadcast cam, especially considering how boxy and straightforward it is; no rails, no customization, etc. Plus it costs "under $200,000". You may remember that Red has had a camera shooting that resolution for quite some time, although it's not meant for a broadcast environment.
"And he also understands when you have had so many changes in the broadcast environment over many years - just the technology changes have been phenomenal - you need to look at all the issues and get a long-term sustainable funding arrangement for the BBC".
