Sentence examples for chain of broadcast from inspiring English sources
"While a deal with News Corporation is not an antitrust problem, it's an enormous nightmare for consumers," Mr. Kimmelman said, noting that the News Corporation already wields influence in the television business by dint of its chain of broadcast stations, its Fox broadcasting network and its Fox Sports and Fox News cable channels.
Figure 1 Key chain encryption of broadcast packets.
As the megaminds in the conference room pondered how to fill that extra moment of advertiser-ready airtime and how to resynchronize every clock on every computer in a very complex chain of television broadcast systems, my simple mind became a satellite itself, wandering off in a remote orbit of thought, pondering the impact time-tinkering might have on the rest of us common folk.
μ TESLA employs a one-way key chain for the authentication of broadcast messages, and it is an important issue in wireless sensor networks.
Our contributions are three-fold: first, we propose the use of time-varying keys (based on a key-chain) for broadcast encryption, emphasising advantages such as non-forgeability, protection against old-key compromise, and allowance for dynamic data.
Thus, he has recalled, when a chain of stations in Indiana broadcast an editorial opposing a recommendation by the Federal Trade Commission that cigarette commercials be banned from the air, ASH asked the stations for free time to reply.
Right at its beginning the CN generates a BAN broadcast key chain of length by repeatedly hashing a random value.
His most high-profile investment has been in a chain of television stations in Eastern Europe, which broadcast American programming as well as local news and entertainment.
That decision pleased Hollywood, but it could lead to consumer confusion since Mr. Murdoch retained ownership of the Fox broadcast network, a chain of local Fox television stations and his crown jewel, Fox News.
His dad owned a cigar factory and had bought a small and inexpensive chain of TV stations to see if broadcast advertising might be any good at selling his product.
The appeal of broadcast is fading.
