Sentence examples for digital switch over from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Pritchard of Oriel Securities said: The government will outline its plans for digital switch over for radios tomorrow: we think that this will bring Halfords potential as a winner in retailing car radios to the fore.
TV Digital Switch Over resulted in new regulatory regimes, which offer the first large-scale opportunity for cognitive radio and networks.
In some countries, the so-called digital switch over (DSO) in TV bands has recently resulted in relaxed regulatory regimes, where unlicensed spectrum use is allowed, provided that non-harmful interference to incumbent systems is guaranteed.
The digital switch over (DSO) in TV bands, which has resulted in making the so-called TV white space (TVWS) UHF spectrum available, was the first actual example where such a mechanism has been allowed.
"Without government backing and the funds required, digital switch-over will happen many years later than the optimum," said Berwyn Roberts, sales director of Crown Castle.
The UK is not unique: digital switch-over has been used to boost mobile services across the world in an internationally co-ordinated changeover.
But in part this seems to have been clarified by internal Government debates taking place with broadcasters, who now expect to see digital switch-over start on a region-by-region basis from 2007 to 2010.
The problem will be solved, to an extent by gaining access to lower frequency spectrum that will be freed up by the digital switch-over.
"I just got tired of paying for hundreds of channels I don't watch". With antennas that can cost as little as a dollar, most Los Angeles viewers can now pick up close to 70 channels, up from around 26 before the federally mandated digital switch-over last summer.
The BBC says it wants to keep FM radio for the foreseeable future rather than switch over entirely to digital.
