Sentence examples for broadcast precisely from inspiring English sources

It was a leisurely paced, tightly formatted program with every segment and even the most minor features broadcast precisely at the same moment every day.

Certainly not access to the respectable media, as Batten has been invited onto BBC broadcasts precisely because he backs Robinson.

It was used in the rapidly growing market of FM radio and television broadcast stations for precisely setting signal frequencies according to Federal Communications Commission regulations.

The controversy guaranteed free airtime for the commercial in news broadcasts, and had precisely the effect that the Webb camp had hoped for.

Vashti, the pompous female academic at the heart of the story, is proud to broadcast her opinions to precisely 100 "friends".

Internet ads can be targeted to constituents much more precisely than broadcast spots.

More precisely, the broadcast frequency of the disk i was determined by ref_freq(i) = (3 − i) Δ + 1.

"The chances that Mark interfered in the decisions of Newsnight as to whether or not they were going to broadcast the story are precisely zero," said Mark Damazer, a long-time colleague of Thompson's who left the BBC in 2010.

Radio stations in small towns, for example, may still broadcast on analog FM -- precisely what Norway is phasing out -- and some people may not have the equipment to receive anything else, anyway.

She says she became committed to improving the food supply, and left broadcast journalism to do precisely that, teaming up with long-time friend Shannan Swanson, an heir to -- of all things -- the Swanson Frozen Food Co. Weintraub lives in Malibu, Calif .with her husband Richard -- a commercial real estate developer -- and their two children.

The accuracy of the signals varies from about one millisecond for high-frequency broadcasts to one microsecond for the precisely timed pulses transmitted by the stations of the navigation system loran-C.