Sentence examples for effective broadcasting from inspiring English sources
That should leave plenty of room for XtremeSpectrum and its only competitor, Time Domain, which will unveil its own ultra-wideband chipset, called PulsON, later this year.With their effective broadcasting range limited to only ten metres or so, ultra-wideband chipsets would appear to do what Bluetooth does and more.
Lastly, research observed that Twitter not only enables effective broadcasting of valid news, but also of rumors; as a matter of fact, false rumors would spread more quickly [20].
However, the EBU is keen to point out the Eurovision Song Contest is actually "cost-effective" broadcasting and Spence agrees.
In [13], an effective broadcast algorithm called ZigBee broadcasting algorithm on route discovery (ZBARD) is proposed.
In a telling update of the mores established during the 80's, conspicuous equity seems to have supplanted conspicuous consumption as the most effective means of broadcasting your wealth and status.
The scheme is known to be effective in suppressing redundant broadcasting and in reducing the total number of hops to a destination.
By World War II, though, it was a given that broadcasting was both effective promotion and a nice ad generator.
Here, based on the data loss and weight factor, the power, location information, and the layer numbers should be updated in the next round, by broadcasting the full effective incentive information in mobile crowding networks.
Utilization of multiple graphical or verbal communication tools, such as on-site posters or broadcasting, may be more effective in disseminating H7N9-related information to LPTs.
From the PEC survey, suggested effective forms of communication include radio broadcasting and traditional methods, including message dissemination through HWs and CHWs.
Thus, subsidizing a native news commentator or lecturer in a foreign country or furnishing propagandistic music for use by a foreign broadcasting station may be more effective than conducting one's own broadcasts.
