Sentence examples for data broadcast service from inspiring English sources

Wavephore's WaveTop data broadcast service to home PCs equipped with TV tuner cards is bundled with Microsoft's latest major consumer offering Windows 98.

The WaveTop data broadcast service expects over time to offer a proprietary enhancement of standard VBI transmission that would deliver up to 400 kilobits per second.

Included on the list of companies that hope to reap profits from VBI data broadcast services to consumers are Wavephore, Hauppague Digital, ADS Technologies, Inc., General Instrument, Scientific Atlanta and PC makers such as Compaq, Gateway 2000 and Toshiba, not to mention all the broadcast networks that have VBI transmission capabilities.

This paper presents mobile service oriented architectures for Nearest-Neighbor (NN) queries that are classified into five categories, namely (i) intermittent query mobile services, (ii) continuous query mobile services, (iii) context-aware mobile services, (iv) continuous moving object query mobile services, and (v) data broadcast mobile services.

Divicom's products also include audio/video encoding, data broadcast solutions, network management systems and consulting and integration services.

A broadcast service may be defined as a unidirectional point-to-multipoint (PMP) service in which data is transmitted from a single source to all terminals (Subscriber Units, SUs, including either MSs or SSs) included in its broadcast service area.

To facilitate power saving via wireless data broadcast, index information is typically broadcast along with the data.

NHK WORLD is NHK's international broadcast service.

Data broadcast is an effective data dissemination method in mobile environments.

The current air indexing schemes for data broadcast focused on energy efficiency (reducing tuning time) only, and current broadcast scheduling schemes reduce access latency through nonflat data broadcast to improve only responsiveness.

Multicast and broadcast service (MBS) is one of the important services for next-generation wireless systems.