Sentence examples for channel costs from inspiring English sources

Broadcasting an analogue satellite channel costs around £4.5m.

Yet all of BBC newsgathering, plus its 24-hour news channel, costs £150m; so £180m constitutes a pretty hefty spinoff!

Network television would kill for such numbers.So, if an online channel costs next to nothing to produce, and can be built around a single six-minute show, how will traditional television with its huge production costs and overheads continue to exist?

Based on massively parallel electronic readout, the need to keep down electronic channel costs imposes a simple front-end design without in-built deadtime compensation.

While the provisioning of the necessary bandwidth via satellite is technically feasible, live transmission is very costly: An hour of satellite channel costs approximately 700$ and the rental of a transmission vehicle adds up to 2,000$ per day.

Particularly, we have considered the following cost criteria: (a) the number of messages exchanged between different distributed applications, (b) the size of messages, (c) the number of messages based on frequency of execution, (d) communication channel costs, and (e) resource placement costs.

For $6.99 a month, the other would enable listeners to choose 50 of the nonpremium channels, with each additional channel costing 25 cents.

Its success saw its advertising rates rise – at one point a commercial on the main channel cost as much as on ITV – but the loss of £30m of bookings means costs have dropped.

To minimize channel cost and size, the EtherDAQ data acquisition system utilizes off-the-shelf FPGA and Ethernet fiber technology.

For a lossy source-channel communication system to be optimal, the source distortion and the channel cost should lie on the optimal distortion-cost tradeoff curve.

Airtime channel cost of a link is calculated as follows: C a = O ca + O p + B t r × 1 1 − e pt (16).