Sentence examples for digital ensemble from inspiring English sources
Ofcom announced in 2005 that they would be advertising for the second national digital ensemble.
On 29 March 2007, Ofcom announced that it had received two applications for the second national digital ensemble, from the 4 Digital Group and National Grid Wireless.
On 1 December 2006, Ofcom advertised a licence for a second national digital ensemble to launch new digital radio and multimedia services on frequency block 11A (216.928 MHz).
The two companies formed the Digital One ensemble, which began broadcasting on 15 November 1999.
Digital radio ensemble operators and stations need a broadcasting licence from the UK's media regulator Ofcom to broadcast.
The Digital One ensemble has grown and is currently available to over 90% of the UK population although an Ofcom report into Digital Radio in 2013 puts robust household coverage at 89.5% of the UK.
Ofcom advertises the licences of new digital radio ensembles and are subject to an open competition to the highest bidder.
Risqué pieces included a leather dress covered in metal grommets and skirts with thigh-high (or even higher) zip slit, and prettiness came from a digital cloud-print ensemble.
The authors of the report noted "a core repertoire of mainly classical and chamber music, tiered progression ensembles" and "few examples of hip-hop, digital, folk or ethnic/world ensembles".
Casey Gillis for The News & Advance highlighted the introduction of the freighter folk as one of the highlights of the season, opining that they "fit seamlessly into the ensemble", while Digital Spy's Ben Rawson-Jones praised the season for introducing Frank, who he deemed "a real cult figure".
He has incorporated rock instrumentation into traditional scores and mixed digital electronics with traditional instrumental ensembles with intriguing results.
