Sentence examples for channels presented by from inspiring English sources

These channels, presented by face-lifted relics of the shah's era, have intensified their efforts to incite revolution, broadcasting fictitious accounts of mayhem and death.

It announced the rises in September, weeks after the launch of its £1bn sports channels presented by Clare Balding, Jake Humphrey and a cast of sporting celebrities including Michael Owen, Matt Dawson and Rio Ferdinand.

The equation for rectangular channels presented by Knight (1981) could predict reasonable wall shear stress values, since its statistical parameter values are close to the proposed models.

These models' results were then compared with an equation for rectangular channels presented by Knight (1981), an equation for trapezoidal channels presented by Flintham and Carling (1988) and two equations by Knight and Patel (1985) and Rhodes and Knight (1994) for rectangular ducts for the entire dataset.

The focus of the present research is on the role of avulsion frequency (Av), channel bankfull depth (Hmax), and shape of channels (presented by different relationships between channel width and water depth) in the architecture of reservoirs.

Few are as prominent as the Craft Beer Channel, a branch of Jamie Oliver's Food Tube channel presented by Jonny Garrett and Brad Evans.

I turned to Liverpool's LFCTV to make some sense of it all and found an entire channel presented by just two people, a nice young man and a nice young woman who have the air of saintly rest-home care workers, their lives a matter of continually agreeing with gruff, uncompromising old men that everything about the past was much better.

— The Playoff Channel: presented by Dodge Dodgee is using the playoffs to launch its new Dodge Journey targeted at ages18-35.

The verification of the methodology and the evaluation of its performance in routing floods in three different shapes of a hypothetical channels are presented by reproducing the corresponding numerical solutions of the Saint-Venant equations.

The dimensions for IEEE 802.11a [24] have been used together with channel models presented by the ITU, more specifically the Indoor office test environment channel B [25].

In this case, the multiple channel states presented by the mobility of the communication terminal(s)/scatterer(s) have varying channel statistics over the transmission duration, and it is assumed that the variances among the statistics of the multiple channels are insignificant, so they can be averaged out over a wide range of interval.