Sentence examples for digital radio system from inspiring English sources

The Channel 4-backed 4Digital Group has applied to Ofcom to operate a new commercial digital radio system and seems very keen to use DAB+.

According to regulatory filings, the partnership has had a big stake in Sirius Satellite Radio Inc., a digital radio system for commercial-free programming.

The BBC's digital radio system (DAB) is out of date and of poor quality (The digital switchover is folly, 24 May).

GENERAL DYNAMICS, Falls Church, Va., the military contractor, said it had won an order valued at $450 million to integrate equipment and software for the digital radio system it sold to the British Army last year.

The investment in the new technology is "in addition" to previous spending of £1.5m on a Tetra digital radio system for Northern Ireland's fire service and the investment of £700,000 on the upgrade of the command and control mobilising system, ProCAD.

Mr Breare envisages drones complementing, rather than replacing, the sniffer dogs and teams of armed, GPS-tagged rangers connected by a digital radio system.

Out of that windfall it paid for the digital radio transmission system it had started building in 1995.This system now has 27 transmitters, broadcasting to the nation its existing radio stations, and three new services as well, just for the 250-or-so people (including the queen and Mr Smith) who have digital radios.

Since the finalization of the standard, the HE-AAC v2 codec has gained a wide market acceptance and is currently used in several mobile music download services, digital radio broadcasting systems, and Internet streaming applications.

In addition, there are combinations of phase-shift keying and amplitude-shift keying which is called (in the jargon of the field) "quadrature amplitude modulation" (QAM) that are used in high-capacity digital radio communication systems.

Sirius's digital satellite-radio system will provide coast-to-coast coverage with up to 50 channels of commercial-free music and another 50 channels of news, sports and entertainment for a $9.95 monthly fee.

DIGITAL RADIO NETWORK Our current radio system, which has to cover the 2 million acres Big Life rangers patrol, is completely inefficient compared to the new digital systems.