Sentence examples for distribution cable from inspiring English sources
As the advertising market, and iVillage's finances improve, Mr. McCormick hopes that the company will run a general distribution cable channel for women.
In fact, power was cut back to about 5,000 customers in the Gravesend section of Brooklyn for about an hour late in the afternoon because of a malfunction in a distribution cable, he said.
The final step is to deposit a silver layer to protect the YBCO and act as an electrical contact.To prove the technique's worth, SuperPower is leading a $26m project to install a superconducting distribution cable to power parts of Albany.
So I started lowering my price, and then I started lowering my back end" -- money to be earned through foreign distribution, cable television or video sales -- "and then I started lowering my standards, and finally it got to the point when I was in a meeting and I said, 'I will take no salary, I'll take no back end, I'll eat craft service and I will live in the jungle while I make this movie.
It is identified that the critical 5 20 km medium voltage (MV) underground ac distribution cable link, responsible for bulk power delivery to the inner urban city substation, can benefit the most with capacity and efficiency enhancement, if the existing infrastructure is reused and operated under dc.
National Grid USA now owns and manages 118,000 kilometers of distribution cable (the retail end of the business) and 19,000 kilometers of transmission wires (wholesale).
National Grid, a utility outside Boston, controls 72,000 miles of distribution cables and another 9,000 miles of long distance transmission wires that stretch across the Northeast.
It, as well as other U.S. conglomerates that were formed shortly thereafter, controlled holdings in book publishing and distribution, magazines, cable channels, cable systems, TV production, music recording companies, television stations, home video, film production, syndication, and more.
Gaining distribution from cable, satellite and telecom companies is a definite hurdle.
Getting distribution on cable systems took longer than expected, particularly in New York.
Mr. Liggins, like most radio company executives these days, sees new technologies like Internet broadcasting and distribution over cable and other broadband conduits as possible areas for future expansion.
