Sentence examples for broadcasting a strong from inspiring English sources

Jamming, in electronics, broadcasting a strong signal that overrides or obscures a target signal.

The BBC's Chinese service broadcasts have been regularly jammed since May 1989, at the time of the Tiananmen Square protests, by deliberately broadcasting a strong radio signal on the same frequencies.

The celebrity dancers earned the largest audience of the night and gave a lift to ABC's 10 p.m. show "Castle" (12.3 million), but CBS ranked a very strong second place, broadcasting a repeat of "The Big Bang Theory" at 8 (10.8 million) and a new episode of "Rules of Engagement" at 8 30 (10.2 million), followed by live coverage of the N.C.A.A. men's basketball championship game.

The LoJack then starts broadcasting a homing signal.

Ernie Harwell and Paul Carey broadcasting a Tigers game.

The HRT is also broadcasting a satellite TV channel.

It is precisely because the market and competition alone will not meet the needs of the citizen that we have steadfastly supported public service broadcasting and a strong, independent BBC as the cornerstone of a system adapted to meet the digital age.

But Mason says the new structure is about setting up RN and specialist broadcasting for a stronger future in the digital age and insists that podcasting will sit beside broadcasting rather than replace it.

The increasing demand for former athletes to fill the panels of an ever-growing roster of commentary and analysis programs ensures that more players will take to broadcasting and with a strong market incentive to be as controversial as possible.

The fact that Roybal had been involved with FB Live — the mammoth social network's own live broadcasting platform — is a strong sign of where LinkedIn hopes to take its own video offering.

Salmon, who will not receive a pay rise beyond the £387,900 he already earns, said: "Over the last few years the BBC has helped build a strong broadcasting and production community in Salford and the north of England.