Sentence examples for disseminating a message to from inspiring English sources

Today, in an age of media fragmentation, disseminating a message to everyone, in real time, is a serious challenge, and the federal government deserves praise for the Wireless Emergency Alert (W.E.A).

In highway scenarios, this usually means disseminating a message to both directions of the road, whereas in urban scenarios, a message is disseminated toward all possible directions in the road grid.

Requesting that the audience members cease their booing, Dixon also invited them to turn on their phones to record and disseminate a message to Pence that had been crafted by Lin-Manuel Miranda, the show's composer and writer, Thomas Kail, its director, and Jeffrey Seller, its lead producer.

Conventional use of any kind of network flooding is to disseminate a message to all the nodes in a network.

Flooding schemes are conventionally used to disseminate a message to all the members of a network, and this communication mode is known as broadcast.

Similarly, Kim et al. [9] propose a tree-based solution to disseminate a message to a large number of receivers using multiple data paths in a context of time-constrained dissemination of information.

And the money they kicked in, whatever else it did, wasn't successful in disseminating a message convincing enough to people making under $100,000 to make up the gap.

Rather it was about disagreements between the US and its coalition partners about disseminating a message that would be seen as limiting the new war to only Iraq.

In order to disseminate a message, an RSU divides it into packets suitable for encoding using a rateless encoder.

Preventive service delivery would be improved if developers of guidelines worked together to develop and disseminate a single message to help physicians know how best to use their time.

And so were planted the seeds of the Atheist Bus Campaign, an effort to disseminate a godless message to the greater public.