One application which could benefit from a strategy for on-demand broadcast with timing constraints is a real-time database system.
Following this line, master nodes in (Su & Akyildiz2005) broadcast the timing information to their neighbors, which use this value as time reference.
The neighbor nodes become leader nodes, that is, nodes with a greater level of responsibility to further broadcast the timing information to their respective neighbors.
A scene featuring Peter, Cleveland, Mort and Quagmire drinking coffee in the booth, waiting for one of them to act irrationally due to Joe adding a substance into their drink, was cut from the broadcast for timing purposes.
The transmitter node broadcasts its timing messages, the receiver node receives those messages, and then the nodes synchronize with each other.
The news was broadcast from the timing tower, but it went out over the wrong radio channel and Dubé couldn't hear how the run had ended.
Shamma et al. [19] has explored whether micro-blogs (e.g., Twitter) could structure a TV broadcast, but the timing of a micro-blog might not match the semantics of the respective cue point in a video, since there is common time duration for writing a short comment.
Grimmie won the Choice Music Web Star award, however, like many awards, it was not announced during the broadcast due to timing restrictions.
After all the hand-wringing, "Goebbels and Geduldig" was a victim of bad timing, being broadcast opposite a soccer match between Germany and the Netherlands.
A lot of utilities use the timing signals broadcast by the American sat-nav spacecraft to synchronize the operation of their networks.
