A single point in one group (or a single network density) corresponds to the number of initial broadcast senders, i.e., 1, 2, 3, or 4. For example, the number 4 emulates a scenario in which four cars crash and begin broadcasting at approximately the same time.
Will Internet sites get broadcasting rights at the same time as TV stations and theaters?
The work was originally due for completion by August 2011, but proved more complicated than envisaged because the team had not accounted for issues raised by listings showing stations broadcasting different material at the same time.
It plans to show some women's games on ESPN and some on ESPN2, although the two channels will usually not be broadcasting women's games at the same time.
An analogy is the presence of multiple audio speakers in large areas like airports and railway terminals broadcasting the same announcements at the same time.
This involves designing a multitechnology communication infrastructure and equipping onboard units with SDR devices that support different communication scenarios i.e., V2V communications, V2I communications, and broadcasting (infrastructure-to-vehicle) at the same time.
It's drawing, which is very primitive, elevated to a form of broadcasting that everyone can see at the same time.
Mr. Castro has threatened to respond by using huge transmitters in Cuba to disrupt commercial broadcasting in the United States, and at the same time is expected to use the issue to rally nationalism and divert Cubans from their daily woes.
To Michael Polac: You asked me for my notions about "En attendant Godot," extracts from which you are doing me the honor of broadcasting at the Club d' Essai, and at the same time for my notions about dramatic art.
Girl Talk DJ-ed a set of indie disco mash-ups while broadcasting Bryan Ferry's performance, which took place at the same time, on the stage's big screens with no sound.
