Sentence examples for dedicated radio from inspiring English sources

Of course, most WLL systems require their own dedicated radio frequencies, but regulators have been fairly generous with these selling enough licences to competing WLL operators at a fraction of the prices paid by mobile-phone operators.

Since 1999, the presenter of NYC-based radio show Beats In Space, which has an audience in the tens of thousands, has juggled his career as a jet-setting DJ with that of dedicated radio presenter.

I am happy to report that in the still watches of the night an army of dedicated radio men – and it does seem to be mainly men – remain ready to interact with the insomniacs, cater to the chauffeurs, and warm the air in preparation for the breakfast presenter, who is probably paid more for one show than these John the Baptists of the airwaves make in a month.

However, it is seen in practice that even the dedicated radio spectrum is not used efficiently.

The first part of papers is dedicated Radio medium modeling and cross-layer simulation.

However, network operators can exploit vertical handoffs through dedicated radio resource management (RRM) modules to relieve congestion, balance the load and uphold QoS requirements.

Other companies are betting on dedicated Internet radio appliances, a box that plays Internet radio.

Eric Schmidt, Google's chief executive, has said his company will ultimately have 1,000 employees dedicated to radio advertising alone.

Google's chief executive, Eric E. Schmidt, said last year that the company would eventually have 1,000 employees dedicated to radio advertising alone.

Chris Evans dedicated his Radio 2 breakfast show to "all the Top Gear gang" the morning after he dramatically resigned from the BBC2 motoring show.

Ideas that have already been put forward include scrapping dedicated local radio news broadcasts, axing overnight programming on BBC1 and BBC2, launching a "slimmed-down" news channel and scaling back the Parliament Channel.