Sentence examples for delivering audio from inspiring English sources

In 2002, art museums began delivering audio tours on cellphones.

Even though the Internet is capable of delivering audio and video in acceptable quality, the amount of live jazz online is remarkably sparse.

After the awards ceremony, Sean Rameswaram, of "More Perfect," who had that day led a sharp, funny session about writing and delivering audio copy that makes you sound like yourself, became a d.j. at the after-party.

But that approach, which appears to be the goal of Apple Computer's iTunes music store and others like it, is already a reality for delivering audio books and other spoken word offerings over the Internet, as created by Audible, a small company in Wayne, N.J.

Writing in a 1995 Interactive Age (you were expecting maybe Intrapassive Era?), Richard Karpinski defined streaming media as delivering "audio and video on demand, rather than requiring a user to download a file off the Web and play it back from a local drive".

During the BBC hackathon, teams presented ideas on new ways of delivering audio in a cost-efficient way to reach younger audiences.

When delivering audio-call instructions, dispatchers used a telephone with a standard headset.

Its developers hope to make the sound-calibration test standard for many devices that deliver audio.

The new company is to offer technologies to produce and securely deliver audio and video content over the Internet.

These 20- to 25-student classes are taught on an iPad screen through an app that delivers audio, face-time video and discussion boards.

NPR The not-for-profit American national radio corporation's website delivers audio files of its news and analysis from around the world and the chance to listen to NPR's output live via streaming audio.