Sentence examples for displays broadcast from inspiring English sources

To put the magnitude of 4,000 lines in perspective, a television displays broadcast signals as 480 lines.

They only displayed broadcast television and usually didn't do a good job of it.

Mr. Nader was displaying broadcast media credentials, courtesy of a reporter from WBAI, a Pacifica Radio station in New York, who took him out onto the floor for an interview.

To insure that local stations would be carried on cable systems and that the local stations would continue to produce the news and some other programs in the public interest, Congress allowed the local stations to charge cable-system owners, like Time Warner Cable and Comcast, a fee called "retransmission consent" for displaying broadcast content.

He's calling it a public beta, and is seeking user feedback as Periscope plans to build better native control for permanently displaying broadcasts, including the option to decide something should be permanent after your broadcast ends.

In this sense, Google is not relevantly different from other intermediaries, such as newspaper publishers (whether in print or online) or broadcasters (whether radio, television or online), who publish, display or broadcast the advertisements of others....To the extent that it displays sponsored links, the Google search engine is only a means of communication between advertisers and consumers.

Nowadays, extensive display and broadcast ad campaigns have become the norm.

"Music evolved and continues to function as a courtship display, mostly broadcast by young males to attract females," Dr. Miller writes in "The Origins of Music," a collection of essays by him and others.

a) Non-exclusive right to quote from the Extract(s) in any media solely for the purposes of advertising and promoting GNM's publication of the Extract(s); and b) non-exclusive right to authorise third parties to copy, display and/or broadcast (as appropriate) such promotional material solely for the purposes of enabling GNM to undertake the right granted by You to GNM pursuant to Clause 1.1.5.a).

In-store displays, radio broadcasts, and circulars will all point to Western Union "$5 for $50".

Some of the uses so far for Walmart include to share pictures with other stores of a particular product display; to broadcast news via the Live video stream; and to manage communications between different geographies using Facebook's automatic translation features (Walmart has operations across North America, South America, Europe, Africa and Asia).