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"Free channel" can be used to describe a television or radio channel that is available at no cost to the viewer or listener. It can also be used in a more figurative sense to describe a pathway or opportunity that is open and accessible to anyone without any barriers or restrictions. Example: "I found a great new movie to watch on a free channel last night."
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This season, the N.F.L. returned to Channel 4, a free channel, to go along with Sky Sports, which sells a sports package that includes featured games each week.
free Channel list.
Free channel time is available channel time of a node.
A common control channel is a free channel required by cognitive devices to exchange a free channel list (FCL) and to initialize communication among co-operating cognitive nodes.
The probability of free channel is determined by two parameters: (a) the average length of the free channel; and (b) the average length of the busy channel.
Hence with cognitive capabilities, WSN could find a free channel in the unlicensed band to transmit or could find a free channel in the licensed band to communicate.
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The lure is not just a parent-free channel and a spin with the latest technology.
That Swingline Stapler loads quicker, works slicker because of its open, trouble-free channel".
The first of the four is called BabyFirst Americas, a commercial-free channel owned and operated by Hispanic-Americans.
One in eight of the population on this tiny car-free Channel island stood, and almost 90% turned out to vote.
I had noticed the tuner in the back on my way to the restroom, so I took the liberty of changing the station to a commercial-free channel.
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