Sentence examples for broadcasting standard from inspiring English sources

Both share the same (poor) broadcasting standard for analogue television known as NTSC.

America switched to the all-digital ATSC broadcasting standard back in the summer of 2008, but most TV stations were beaming out HD signals well before than.

LG continues its South Korean dominance with the addition of two new Shine models that both support the T-DMB multimedia broadcasting standard.

For example, the military STANAG 5066/G standard indicates data rates up to 9.6 kbps in a 3-kHz bandwidth, and the digital radio mondiale broadcasting standard specifies a maximum value of 18 kbits/s in a 10-kHz bandwidth.

It could be estimated that by using the technology improvements overviewed above, a new DVB-T2 digital terrestrial broadcasting standard allows potential capacity gain from 50 up to 90% compared with a DVB-T mode of similar robustness.

The first generation terrestrial digital video broadcasting standard, DVB-T, introduced a breakthrough in TV transmission with well-structured transmission chain that is based on OFDM and powerful forward error correction.

Less than 3percentt of the 25 million TV sets sold in America in 2000 were digital, and although 150 stations in 52 cities were broadcasting digitally by that year, most of those stations were merely broadcasting standard-definition programs in digital format.

Comments made by Christopher Biggins about bisexual people during Celebrity Big Brother did not breach broadcasting standards, it has been ruled.

The Sunrise panel, which breached broadcasting standards for accuracy and provoked serious contempt on the basis of race, is facing another charge.

While no organisation is perfect, the BBC is a force for good in society, helping to uphold journalistic and broadcasting standards across the UK.

He also became a visiting professor at the International Media Centre at Salford University and chairman of the Campaign for Quality Television, which lobbied for legislation to preserve broadcasting standards from the onslaught of market forces.