Sentence examples for broadcast experiments from inspiring English sources

The broadcast experiments are part of a larger six-month study that will be described in detail in a peer-reviewed article next year.

As a live television experiment, reviewers have considered it a success, particularly in reference to other live broadcast experiments, such as NBC drama ERs 1997 episode "Ambush" and SNL, with Entertainment Weekly declaring it "like SNL, only funny".

Figure 9 Delivery ratio for the broadcast experiment.

Au contraire, mes amis, for there is something that might interest you: the result of the online-only broadcast experiment.

On the same dates, seed of winter wheat was drilled in Experiment 3 (cv. Abbot at 60 seeds m−2) or broadcast in Experiment 4 (cv. Malacca at 90 seeds m−2).

Aware of the wild popularity of putting people into distorted social contexts for entertainment, the BBC plans to broadcast the experiment, with scientist instead of producers in control.

Among other things, The Experiments, broadcast in January by Swedish public television channel SVT, suggests that Macchiarini didn't fully inform his patients about the risks of his pioneering trachea implants.

where nbcasts is the number of broadcasts (in our experiments, 50), and #retransmission b #delivery b is the retransmission ratio of broadcast b, i.e. the proportion of nodes that, having received b, retransmit it.

More precisely, the delivery ratio is obtained with the following formula: The Delivery Ratio = 1 n bcasts ∑ b = 1 n bcasts #delivery b n nodes - 1. where nbcasts is the number of broadcasts (in our experiments, 50), and #delivery b n nodes - 1 is the delivery ratio of broadcast b, i.e. the proportion of nodes that receive b.

Table 2 and Table 3 show the delivery ratios and retransmission ratios respectively for PAMPA and delayed flooding over 20 broadcast node switching experiment runs (C2).

Cartier and Kneale's first major production was the six-part serial The Quatermass Experiment, broadcast in the summer of 1953.