Sentence examples for development of the television from inspiring English sources

Arlen traces the development of the television comedy from joke- and punchline-dependent shows such as "I Love Lucy" and "The Honeymooners" to the family comedies of Mary Tyler Moore and Dick Van Dyke.

Bruce Patton, co-author with Roger Fisher of Getting to Yes, will discuss how The Advocates relates to Professor Fisher's later work on negotiation and conflict resolution, including the development of the television show Arabs and Israelis that helped advance the cause of peace in the Middle East.

The development of the television programme was handled by a private foundation which was required to submit to the FAO, by the end of 1997, a statement of receipts and expenditures certified by an international audit firm.

(See the section The development of television systems: Colour television). The essentials of the NTSC system have formed the basis of all other colour television systems.

For instance, in a recent speech he noted that already around three-quarters of Americans have no "competitive choice" when it comes to high-speed internet.The outcome of this deal could influence the development of both the television and internet businesses in America.

She is the senior vice president for comedy development of the CBS television network, working in Los Angeles.

The Committee believes that such payments are modest and will not retard the orderly development of the cable television industry or the service it provides to its subscribers.

With the invention of electric light bulbs in the 1870s, followed by the development of television, the Internet, and other high tech devices, researchers have argued that the duration of sleep has been shortened from the "natural" levels evolved in our hunter-gatherer ancestors.

And so, at a critical moment in the development of television, the straw figure of Broadcast Standards banishes truth from the electronic Eden.

BFI director Amanda Nevill said it could spell large-scale changes for the organisation, a charity that works to encourage the development of film, television and the moving image throughout the country, and which is currently hosting the London film festival.

The development of radio, television, and the phonograph has expanded the market for copies and thereby increased the value of copyright protection. 5. Since a copier normally must have access to a copy in order to make copies, the creator may be able to capture some of the value of copies made by others by charging a higher price for the copies he makes and sells.