Sentence examples for effectively broadcast from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the message needs to be more effectively broadcast.

Without HTTPS, data is effectively broadcast as it travels back and forth across the web.

It also allows cable operators to maximize their bandwidth and effectively broadcast data and video more effectively on their networks.

People think of the ear as something that brings signals from the outside into the body, but Mr. West said the ear -- more precisely, the ear canal -- also effectively broadcasts what's happening inside the body.

In this paper, we propose a novel LBS application framework that Point of Interest (POI) messages are coded and embedded into the TPEG protocol (transport protocol experts group), and then TPEG Frame messages are economically and effectively broadcasted over 3GPP MBMS using the stream delivery method and download delivery method.

As the name implies, the call's initiator becomes the center of attention and effectively broadcasts to all the other participants from their mobile pulpit.

In addition, the existing solutions for data dissemination do not effectively address broadcast storm and network partition problems simultaneously.

For example, Pai led the charge on reinstating a type of agency accounting method that effectively helps broadcast companies own more stations while remaining beneath the national audience cap.

While that would seem to be a substantial portfolio of work, Mr. Rather notes that other correspondents had more than twice as many reports appear on the program during the same period, and that several of his reports had been effectively buried, broadcast on Christmas Day and New Year's Day when far fewer people than usual were likely to tune in.

Evaluation results show that the propagation delay mechanism can effectively reduce broadcast collision, and the delay results of the group key agreement schemes are acceptable.

The six-year deal will see the provider of the official AFL call now effectively manage radio broadcast arrangements for the competition.