Sentence examples for frequency broadcasts from inspiring English sources

The time and frequency broadcasts of the United Kingdom and the United States were coordinated (synchronized) in 1960.

The first quartz oscillators were invented in the mid-1920s, and they greatly improved the accuracy of WWV's frequency broadcasts.

Example the Internet and broadband Internet access network instead of being delivered through traditional radio frequency broadcast, satellite signal and Cable Television (CATV) formats.

In August, Rice announced the decision to sell student-founded station KTRU — its 50,000-watt FM frequency, broadcast tower and F.C.C. license — to the University of Houston, for $9.5 million.

The hard drive, which Montes had tried to wipe clean, included instructions on how to translate Cuban high-frequency broadcasts.

The accuracy of the signals varies from about one millisecond for high-frequency broadcasts to one microsecond for the precisely timed pulses transmitted by the stations of the navigation system loran-C.

When the band of frequencies in the picture signal is imposed on the high-frequency broadcast carrier current in the modulator of the transmitter, two bands of frequencies are produced above and below the carrier frequency.

In Britain, 3 bought exclusive rights to a slice of high-frequency broadcast spectrum in 2008 that it is using to transport data traffic from base stations back to its core network, which is one of the weak links overloaded by heavy Internet traffic.

"He gave up how the Cubans transmitted HF [high frequency] broadcasts," Simmons said.

Only when Ed sees the letters reflected in a mirror does he realise that FBP is 98.7 in reverse, a radio frequency that broadcasts details of the underground rave.

John Garziglia, owner of a ­Virginia-based radio frequency that broadcasts a Russian-funded radio station with offices blocks from the White House, stated his objections in a letter he included with the registration.