Sentence examples for broadcasters to transmit from inspiring English sources
The government only decreed a switch to digital broadcasting; it never ordered broadcasters to transmit HDTV signals specifically, and stations are free never to do so.
Rather than transmitting entire frames, it's usually enough for broadcasters to transmit just the moving pixels, saving a great deal of bandwidth.
Mr. Chávez has also forced broadcasters to transmit live his speeches and televised appearances, which last hours.
Wave is also involved in a venture to develop technology that would allow broadcasters to transmit television shows and Internet content to home computers.
In addition to delivering remarkably clear HDTV images and five-channel CD-quality sound, the new technology will allow broadcasters to transmit an almost unlimited combination of video, audio, and data to the home via digital transmission.
It also requires radio broadcasters to transmit their digital signals over an entirely separate swathe of frequencies to their analogue signals.In America, that part of the spectrum is simply not available, having long since been allocated to the armed forces.
On each transmission event, the BLE specifications allow the broadcaster to transmit on any combination of the three advertisement channels.
This year's Austrian entry, Conchita Wurst, a drag artist with flowing black locks and a luxuriant matching beard, sparked demands in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia for her to be banned or, at the very least, for local state broadcasters not to transmit her song.
When you get right down to it, the airwaves that television broadcasters use to transmit are public property.
The spectrum that the broadcasters use to transmit over the air programming belongs to the American public and we believe you should have a right to access that live programming whether your antenna sits on the roof of your home, on top of your television or in the cloud.
Under subsection (c), a local television broadcaster licensed to transmit a work can sue a cable system importing the same version of the work into the broadcaster's local service area in violation of section 111(c).
