Sentence examples for cable relative from inspiring English sources

According to the Ralph J Bunche Center's 2015 Hollywood Diversity Report, minorities are still underrepresented nearly 6-to-1 in lead roles on broadcast shows, and nearly 2-to-1 as leads on cable (relative to their share of the U.S. population).

The only way to get the teasers and discount rates that make cable affordable, relative to its alternatives (the myriad standalone streaming services) is if you are a television addict and/or are happy to subscribe to lots of channels just in case there's a show that pops up on one that you might want to watch down the road.

This cable tracks the relative position of the agent, thus eliminating the need for additional positioning sensors and allowing significant size reduction for the agent.

Asked by host Bret Baier about the cable news networks' relative attention to the story, Kurtz said, "It's not even close, Bret," and said that, while Fox News had covered the trial a lot, it was nowhere near the wall-to-wall treatment that MSNBC and CNN gave it.

From the dark and hard-R reaches of cable, those morally relative men emerged, anxious gangsters and crooked cops, poetic serial killers and brilliant sociopaths, until television was pretty much an all-you-can-eat-buffet of anti-heroes, hot and cold.

For yawed positions, flow transition was found to be independent of the relative cable-wind angle and therefore only governed by the along-wind flow velocity.

To this end, an extensive wind-tunnel test campaign was undertaken to measure the static force coefficients about the critical Reynolds number region, with varying relative cable-wind angles.

WMN is a kind of wireless multi-hop radio network, whose promotion and deployment depend heavily on security issues relative to cable network and WLAN [2].

To be sure, everything is relative in cable news: Fox News still had nine out of the top 10 programs.

When Mr. Newhouse died in 1979, he had set up his business, which now includes Conde Nast magazines and cable television stations, with relatives in key positions.

Mr Cable was speaking as relatives of the "Arctic 30" detainees met Europe minister David Lidington at the Foreign Office in London to discuss their concerns about the treatment of the 28 activists and two journalists, who were seized on 19 September during an attempt to board a Gazprom drilling rig in the north.