Sentence examples similar to broadcasting between from inspiring English sources

In spite of its dominating position, the BBC, which had been using 20 medium wavelengths, emerged with 1 long wavelength, 10 medium wavelengths, and 5 further medium wavelengths shared with others but below the Post Office limit range for broadcasting of between 1 megahertz and 600 kilohertz (300 and 500 metres).

As far as roads are concerned, based on WLAN communications, VANETs the Vehicular Ad-hoc NETworks could provide a broadcasting facility between vehicles within radio line of sight, to broadcast real time information on traffic, and road conditions and hazards.

Early Bird was the first operational commercial satellite providing regular telecommunications and broadcasting services between North America and Europe.

The broadcasting war between Sky and BT drove the last TV deal up to £5.14bn over three seasons, while the Chinese Super League has so much money Shandong Luneng can pay a reported £230,000 a week to Graziano Pellè.

The outspoken Cuban, who sparred time and again over officiating and his personal conduct with commissioner David Stern, racking up $505,000 in fines, will get the show as part of a new three-year broadcasting deal between the team and KTVT-TV and KTXA-TV.

In particular, based on the common broadcasting nature between the wireless signal propagation and the power-cable-guided signal transmission, research on the application of modern wireless relaying processing for PLC has become an attractive topic.

As part of a new broadcasting relationship between the UFC and Fox Sports, The Ultimate Fighter moved to FX beginning in season 15.

It's fine advice and it also draws a firm, defining line between broadcasting on the wireless and the television, where the reverse is true.

For all the diverse high-frequency exposures occurring in environ mental and occupational settings ranging from long-waves [a type of amplitude modulation (AM) broadcasting with carrier frequencies between 153 and 280 kHz] to radar waves, only a few long-term observational studies have been published (for an overview, see Ahlbom et al. 2004; Krewski et al. 2001; Kundi et al. 2004).

All 32 episodes were purchased by ITV for broadcast on Saturday mornings between 1985 and 1986, with broadcasting in segmented form on the ITV Night Network in 1987.

Dr. Newport's career has zigzagged between broadcasting and polling since he majored in broadcasting at Baylor University.