Sentence examples for broadcast toward from inspiring English sources

Further showing the pivot away from broadcast toward cable programming, Hugh Laurie of Fox's "House," which concluded its run this year, was noticeably absent from the list of nominees for lead actor in a drama.

Proactive forward ants are unicast rather than broadcast toward the destination.

The clip, which featured full frontal male nudity, interejected itself into the broadcast toward the end of the game, leaving viewers frightened, or simply puzzled.

Then, in the first stage, all SUs simultaneously transmit their signals to the CR-BS, while at the second stage, the received signal at the CR-BS is broadcasted toward users using amplify-and-forward protocol.

Briefly, playbacks were broadcasted toward test males from an average distance of 11.7 ± 1.55 m (mean ± SD) and between 0° and ±45° behind his back (0° refers to the position straight behind the male's back) using a DAVIDactive 5001 loudspeaker (Visonik, Berlin, Germany) concealed behind dense vegetation.

Members also broadcast animosity toward blacks by regarding themselves as the "Hate Gang".

But "Law & Order" and its offshoots have taken a hit lately, a product of changing tastes in broadcast television toward character-focused dramas with story lines that stretch from episode to episode.

In this paper, we only analyze the transmission interference time in the V2R communications, and vehicle 5 requests data to RSU 2. Before the communication link broke, vehicle 5 broadcast Interests toward RSU 2, then Interests passed through RSU 1 and arrived at RSU 2 finally.

And collectively we would take a step away from broadcast and toward participatory democracy.

In 1999, the FCC modified its media ownership rules to count LMAs formed after November 5 , 1996that cover more than 15% of the broadcast day toward the ownership limits for the brokering station's owner.

U.S. activities such as the invasion of Grenada, investigations concerning the condition of political prisoners in Cuba, and propaganda radio broadcasts beamed toward Cuba since 1985 perpetuated bilateral antagonism.