Sentence examples for broadcasting range from inspiring English sources

This invention greatly increased the broadcasting range of a transmitter and has been applied to radar, radio, and television.

As we try to accommodate for more listeners, we implore anyone tuning in within our radio broadcasting range to tune in with a radio receiver.

That should leave plenty of room for XtremeSpectrum and its only competitor, Time Domain, which will unveil its own ultra-wideband chipset, called PulsON, later this year.With their effective broadcasting range limited to only ten metres or so, ultra-wideband chipsets would appear to do what Bluetooth does and more.

For magnetic fields of the order of a few kilogauss (gauss is a unit of magnetic intensity; the horizontal intensity of the Earth's magnetic field is roughly 0.2 gauss) used in MR spectrometers, NMR frequencies fall into the radio-frequency or broadcasting range, whereas ESR frequencies occur in the microwave or radar range.

Beacons are small, Bluetooth Low Energy hardware devices, with limited broadcasting range that can be used to communicate with smartphones or other wearable devices.

On any long-distance drive there comes an inevitable moment when the music from the car radio turns to static as you drive outside the broadcasting range of a favorite station's reach.

This gives rise to an interesting scenario, discussed next, in which the anchors have longer broadcasting ranges than ordinary sensors.

Upon arrival, they set up the station in a secret location and began broadcasting a range of history ("what really happened"), news, public service information ("where to get bread and gas"), and humor shows ("making fun of the Muslim Brotherhood").

Upon arrival, they set up the station in a secret location and began broadcasting a range of history ("what really happened"), news, public service information ("where to get bread and gas") and humour shows ("taking the piss out of the Muslim Brotherhood").

FML-kNN overcomes this issue, by broadcasting the partitioning ranges, as this procedure blocks the execution of the second stage until the transformed dataset is ready.

Broadcasting the partitioning ranges significantly reduces the computational resources required by the reducers compared to F-zkNN, as it avoids the race condition between stages 1 and 2 (Fig. 5a).