Sentence examples for broadcast region from inspiring English sources

The primary CH continuously sends out a synchronization signal (the CHSCH) that allows every MR within the CH's broadcast region to synchronize to the network.

Common node B, which lies within the broadcast region of A, collects sync-points by overhearing the information from A. The message exchange model is depicted in Figure 2. Figure 1 Synchronization examples of TTS and traditional protocols.

One example approach might be the use of media-based interventions, similar to that which have been used in the UK since 2007 to change attitudes and reduce the stigma associated with mental health conditions (http://www.time-to-change.org.uk/about-us/about-our-campaign/start-your-conversation-2013 .uk/about-us/about-our-campaign/start-your-conversation-2013 .uk/about-us/about-our-campaign/start-your-conversation-2013 .uk/about-us/about-our-campaign/start-your-conversation-2013 .uk/about-us/about-our-campaign/start-your-conversation-2013 .uk/about-us/about-our-campaign/start-your-conversation-2013 .uk/about-us/about-our-campaign/start-your-conversation-2013

Here, we do not consider the general broadcast capacity region but rather focus on maximizing the bottleneck link rates.

The description had been broadcast across the region as a result of an Amber Alert.

Cameramen for French television captured Muhammad's death on tape, and it was broadcast throughout the region.

But images were broadcast throughout the region of Mr. Uribe, who apologized to Mr. Correa, embracing leaders with whom he exchanged barbs for days.

Recently, during the peak television season of Ramadan, satellite channels watched by millions across the region broadcast several serials dramatising the human toll of jihadist violence.

At least visually, the scenes broadcast across the region from Yemen were reminiscent of the events in Egypt and the month of protests that brought down the government in Tunisia.

Fortunately, with advances in technology, should the ABC wish to continue its broadcast into the region and I certainly hope it does, then technology will be on its side.

We all know the reasons offered for the decline and fall of a once-great team: the influence of American sport on satellite TV when cricket was not broadcast in the region; a return to the natural insularity of the Caribbean; the spread of football.