Sentence examples for extensive broadcasting from inspiring English sources
Mr Mitchell was seconded because of his extensive broadcasting background and contacts as a former BBC reporter and correspondent.
1989: Simon Fanshawe Simon Fanshawe's journalism career went largely uninterrupted by his Perrier success in 1989; his renown is still largely based on his extensive broadcasting and articles for a raft of newspapers.
The BBC has also appointed former Sony chairman and CEO, Sir Sir Howard Stringer, to strengthen the team and bring his "extensive broadcasting and commercial experience" to the BBC Executive Board from 1 January, as one of two new Non-Executive Directors.
Instead of broadcasting extensive control packets for network topology information retrieval as that of conventional routing schemes, the proposed scheme carefully reuses the feedback information carried in unicast packets for this purpose without introducing any extra overhead.
Kyrgyzstan has a television network, extensive radio broadcasting, cinemas, and theatres.
I used chapter 1 as a reference which provides extensive overview of the U.S. regulatory tradition in the area of broadcasting.
The frequency assignment (FA) problem in wireless communications is well-studied, due to the extensive research of FA in mobile radio networks, wireless mesh networks, broadcasting networks, or in military applications [4 6].
ESPN is trying to build a more extensive schedule of programming on its 3-D network, which has been broadcasting since June.
Despite a huge allocated budget, even in broadcasting style, the VOA Persian service resembles 1960s-era telackingn, lacking features common in modern television such as extensive picture archives, fashionable editing, and fast-paced and interactive programs.
Of these, Rākhshānī is the most widely spoken and is used for broadcasting both in Pakistan and in Afghanistan, but the coastal dialects have the greatest prestige and the most extensive literature.
