Sentence examples for channel selector from inspiring English sources
A big knob serves as an old television-style channel selector that calls up Web pages for sports scores, stock prices, weather, bill paying, restaurant deliveries, and so on.
The receiver had a matched filter and a channel selector implemented in a digital radio.
Based on above characteristics, a 1×2 multiple-contact channel selector is designed with a rotating aperture which can select the output waveguide.
The app, meanwhile, has a couple of nice extra features in it: a dial on the channel selector is reminiscent of a tuner on an old-fashioned radio (something pointed out by a BBC radio presenter on a promotional program).
An input-buffered optical packet switch consists of optical packet buffers and an optical space division switch whereas an output-buffered optical packet switch consists of a broadcast bus, packet buffers, and a wavelength channel selector.
Indeed, my family has often heard me yearn for the old days when all I needed to do was pull the on/off button on the TV, rotate the channel selector and tweak the rabbit-ear antenna.
NBC hoped that viewers who tuned their television channel selectors to the game would not walk over to the television and change the channel or turn off the power switch, but would watch the evening's programming.
It has just six main buttons on it – on/off, source selector, volume control, channel change, mute and last channel.
In the first two episodes of Sub.Culture Cuba, our three-part look into the development of dance music on the island, we learned how early electroacoustic music built a bridge for Cuba's first wave of DJs to cross into a new era of machine-led sound, followed by a dive into how those first selectors channeled the socialist country's economic turbulence to develop a nightlife scene.
He added: "There has always been an open channel of communication between the selectors and myself and the coach.
As Channel Ten's Big Bash League commentary team of Ricky Ponting, Adam Gilchrist, Damien Fleming and Australian selector Mark Waugh have repeatedly lamented on-air over the past month as they've discussed the merits of countless Australians excelling in this season's competition: gee, it's a shame, we can't pick 20.
