Sentence examples for broadcasting numbers from inspiring English sources

The costumes, by Isaac Mizrahi, were high-gloss gold and silver unitards, with little L.E.D. screens, broadcasting numbers, on the chests.

"They've never had a third party broadcasting their numbers," Wang said.

Using a single-frequency network, an ensemble broadcasting a number of stations can cover the same area as a number of FM frequencies which would be required to cover the same area for one station.

Today there is no reason for broadcasting the raw numbers (which have almost no relationship to your nest egg), instead of the far more useful percentage gain or loss.

By broadcasting his phone number and contact information around the world he has drawn attention from some nasty people.

The head of his campaign's faith-and-values coalition, conservative radio talk show host Janet Folger, said she is broadcasting the phone number of McCain's campaign office so callers can demand that Huckabee be placed on the ticket.

In this research, we take multiple multiplex scenarios that support broadcasting of n number of TV programs for defined coverage zone.

For 3D video broadcasting, a small number of selected views, which include the color texture frames and gray depth maps, are coded by the 3D-HEVC coders [6, 7].

Having that approach in mind, after broadcasting the required number of free-to-air TV programs (n) in DVB-T2 there are (k × j2-n) and in DVB-T (k × j1-n) spare TV programs with which we can broadcast PayTV service.

What the Scott Walker recall in Wisconsin teaches us is that broadcasting is the number one beneficiary of the money in politics.

Instead, the study authors recommend that food companies stop advertising soda, candy and other nutritionally poor foods on TV to children under the age of 14, and that media networks halt the pattern of broadcasting a disproportionate number of ads about unhealthy foods on channels targeted toward Latino and African American audiences.