Sentence examples for estimates broadcast from inspiring English sources

Two broadcasting policies are proposed by balancing the residual energy among sensors and reducing time delay, where the "Randomly Broadcast" (RB) policy takes energy consumption as a first priority and the "Good Estimates Broadcast First" (GEBF) policy consider time delay first.

According to ABC's preliminary estimates, its broadcast of Game 5 was the most-watched of the series so far.

Estimates of broadcast ad vertising outlays for last year alone run in the neigh borhood of $200‐million or slightly greater.

Nielsen, a subsidiary of Dutch publisher VNU, provides audience estimates for broadcast and cable networks, TV stations, cable channels, satellite providers and advertisers.

During the BC stage, source nodes estimate the broadcast symbol by the relay node (estimated sum of two symbols).

Although reluctant to reveal how much Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po have earned the company, Wood was listed as the third richest person in British broadcasting in 2001, with the value of her business estimated by Broadcast magazine to be £130m.

It is estimated by broadcast industry sources that some 70 American television stations along the border realize $20‐million a year from Canadian advertising.

Received link quality estimates are broadcasted to the neighbors, piggybacked in routing control packets in order to minimize the overhead.

and The Guardian had estimated the broadcast might attract '3 million or so' viewers.

New Jersey based Media Dynamics estimated that broadcast and cable networks accepted $18.1 billion in prime-time commitments during this summer's upfront market, a 6% decline from last year's total of $19.3 billion.

Some executives said that earlier estimates of the broadcast networks taking in more than $9.3 billion remained realistic, while others said the total would range from $9 billion to $9.3 billion.