Sentence examples for collection of stations from inspiring English sources

As part of the February ruling, the court also ordered the F.C.C. to reconsider its rule that prevents one company from owning a collection of stations that reach more than 35percentt of the nation's homes with televisions.

One of Hicks, Muse's best-known buildups was in radio, where, starting with two stations, it created the second-largest collection of stations in the country, buying 441 stations in more than 30 acquisitions.

Radio is a big part of Apple Music, including live Beats 1 and the themed collection of "stations" – rock, pop, hip-hop etc – which aren't quite as specific as playlists, but may work if you just want something on in the background.

As chief executive of Baltimore- based Sinclair Broadcast Group, he controls the largest collection of stations in the country.

Also taking a hit: Walt Disney's ABC Networks, which owns a collection of stations that air her daily chat-fest and bank on the first-rate ratings it delivers.

At the same time, a move to cable would be a blow to CBS' syndication unit, which currently owns the rights to The Oprah Winfrey Show, as well as Walt Disney -owned ABC Networks, which owns the collection of stations that air it now.

They assumed that the organization is comprised of a collection of 'service stations' (work stations) or 'resources', where several types (classes) of projects exist in a system and one or more identical parallel servers can be settled in each service station.

The association of the users to the closest BS makes the association region of a base station to be the Voronoi cell of this base station with respect to the collection of base stations.

For the last 50 years, America and Europe and Asiaa) have treated the Middle East as if it were just a collection of big gas stations: Saudi station, Iran station, Kuwait station, Bahrain station, Egypt station, Libya station, Iraq station, United Arab Emirates station, etc.

The Barking Riverside site was formerly occupied by a collection of power stations which shut down in the late 1970s and 1980s.

More serious classical music consumers will like Classical Music Radio, which streams audio from a collection of radio stations that specialize in the genre.