Sentence examples for broadcasting capability from inspiring English sources
By law, TV broadcasters must convert completely to digital broadcasting capability by 2006.
The AMRST not only kept the benefits of the traditional terrestrial multicast but also promoted the multicasting performance by employing the satellite broadcasting capability.
That could put a high quality live broadcasting capability into the hands of all sorts of people, both amateur and professional, and could have big implications for the way live events or news are covered.
At launch, the broadcasting capability will be available to Xbox gamers, but Twitch expects the feature to soon become available on PS3 and desktop versions of the game as well.
Kaplan said the company is constantly striving for what he referred to as a "world class" broadcasting capability that rivals, and may one day exceed, what traditional sports leagues can do.
The resort is spending about half a million dollars to convert its conference center -- usually host to big-name pop concerts featuring the likes of Rihanna and the Jonas Brothers -- to create a temporary 4,200-seat 4,200-seat live broarenating capabilities.
Magnify.net also recently added webcam broadcasting capabilities so presumably this figure includes webcam channels as well.
Moreover, Broadband SatCom systems, with their global access and broadcasting capabilities, are well suited to answer to the requirements of the information society.
The news of Twitch's further expansion beyond gaming coincides with an unrelated announcement called "Stream First," which is focused on getting developers to build broadcasting capabilities into their games from the get-go, instead of after the fact.
YouTube is bringing its live broadcasting capabilities to the world of third-party app developers starting today with the launch of the new open source project called "YouTube WatchMe for Android".
At once it possesses global broadcasting capabilities, acts as a mechanism for information dissemination and is a medium for collaboration and interaction between individuals without regard for geographic location [ 7].
