Sentence examples for express radio from inspiring English sources

It is frequently convenient to express radio frequencies in terms of wavelength, which is the ratio between the speed of light through a vacuum (approximately 300 million metres per second) and the radio frequency.

It carries Mars Express radio science experiment (MaRS) which can observe electron density profiles in the atmosphere when the comet C/2013 A1 crossed the orbit of Mars.

Second, the ratio of the occurrence rates of "two scale height" to "one scale height" morphologies is much greater in Mars Express radio occultation data than that in Mariner 9 extended mission data.

Sources told the Daily Telegraph that concerns had been expressed by Radio 2 controller Bob Shennan and Tim Davie, the BBC's head of audio and music, about Kennedy's drinking.

"Their hard work and success should be recognized," said Mayor Ross C. Anderson of Salt Lake City, echoing sympathies for the discredited organizers that are evident in local polls and through opinions expressed on radio talk shows.

A National Transportation Safety Board preliminary investigation reported the plane's tires were inflated and showed no signs of unusual wear, the landing field was clear and that the pilot "did not express over the radio any problems prior to or during the landing".

Other executives interviewed for the report expressed support for Radio 1 and Radio 2, arguing that they provide a forum for new and unsigned talent that would otherwise struggle to get airtime.

Even some broadcasters from state television and radio expressed anger at state news coverage of the violence, using the Internet to urge listeners to call their shows to counter what they called a "campaign of distortions".

Already, 125 have registered, some no larger than a man with a suitcase, and none with any clout.Moreover, the ideas expressed in Catholic radio broadcasts and Luanda's independent weekly newspapers are little heard outside the capital.

Taxi rides remain the cheapest in Europe; sharing is the norm; if that doesn't suit, then book a radio taxi (Express; tel: 99 34 812).

"When you sit with people, finally what they're talking about is their inner lives," he said, "and I try to express that on the radio".