Sentence examples for broadcasting times from inspiring English sources

The high-efficiency video coding (HEVC) technique is a next-generation video compression technique, which aims to have a maximum compression ratio increase of 50% over H.264. HEVC is suitable for ultra-high-resolution and picture video content during UHDTV broadcasting times and employs various techniques such as wide resolution, increased bit depth, losses codec, and scalable coding [6].

The crew feared the deck railing might fly away, so they moved to a safer third-floor balcony, eating up 45 minutes of broadcasting time.

The people were all evicted for the practice known as "courtsiding" – relaying information via smartphones or mobile communications devices to gambling syndicates to take advantage of broadcasting time delays.

In fact, when the report was sent to Congress, early in July, it not only repeated these recommendations but also recommended that broadcasters be required, as part of their public-service responsibilities, to devote a significant amount of broadcasting time to programs and announcements on the health hazards of cigarette smoking.

Table 1 summarizes the r-mesh size and the run-time complexity of various components in this study, where the components with "broadcast" run-time can finish their operations in one broadcasting time.

My organization depends on free broadcasting time for our fund-raising drives.

So roughly one in eight of all voices heard over the radio during its busiest broadcasting time are women's.

However, the system put in place for allotting political broadcasting time by the BLG is not foolproof.

Since Letter from America began, Cooke has presented 2,869 shows, making up more than 717 hours of broadcasting time.

What it would certainly find much harder than a newspaper to do is mount a campaign, partly due to impartiality rules, partly because of restrictive broadcasting time slots.

"I see that it is like the other channels, but it has a famous program (60 Minutes) that has some popularity and a good reputation for its long broadcasting time," Mr. Gadahn wrote.