Sentence examples for contemporary channel from inspiring English sources
One of the reasons for the brand strength of C4 as Britain's most contemporary channel is that the "old" minorities they've super-served since 1982 are now firmly part of the new mainstream.
Ms. Avi, originally from Malaysia, comes to us through a contemporary channel of serendipity: four years ago she posted a video of one of her own songs on YouTube, earning much encouraging feedback and, eventually, a contract with Brushfire Records, Jack Johnson's label.
Thirty-eight plots containing 4509 trees were sampled for forest structure, age, and elevation above the contemporary channel.
A partly confined river is one along which the contemporary channel abuts the valley margin along 10 90% of its length.
We employed turbo codes in our presented OFDM model due to their improved error-correcting performance over the contemporary channel codes [10, 11].
The fine textured glaciolacustrine sediments (LTA3) tend to erode readily, but the incision may be slowed where the contemporary channel encounters the imbricated coarse alluvium of the pre-landslide channel.
A selection of self-portraits, made during a period in which the artist drew one a day, fall somewhere between the product of a life-drawing class and a contemporary channelling of Frida Kahlo.
131) Indian Summers Most known for contemporary drama, Channel 4 goes period in a big way with what has the feel of a latter-day companion piece to a 1984 British TV classic: Granada's The Jewel in the Crown.
Contemporary Nav channels are thought to have evolved from a family of channels called Nav2 [3] which, because of their unique pore sequence (DKEA or DEEA), preferentially conduct Ca2+ [4].
Contemporary news channels present a kind of simultaneous reductiveness and overload that squelches reflection and analysis far more thoroughly than the blatant political partisanship of Mr. Watkins's fictional reporters.
It is thus possible that contemporary nuclear channels have been continuously maintained since the origin of eukaryotes, and may fulfill some of the same physiological functions in nuclei as they originally did in prokaryotes.
