Sentence examples for fully broadcast from inspiring English sources

Fox News, moreover, "did not fully broadcast the audio" and "talked over the video".

Bailey Hall features an Avid Profile Mix Rack system with 56 analog inputs, 24 analog outputs, and a fully digital broadcast mix output to the video switcher.

Mr. Grushow told the C.A.A. representatives that Fox was simply not going to pay a license fee for this program -- if it was going to get on the air, it would have to be as a fully sponsored broadcast.

Another new feature is the ability to go "on air" — essentially a fully public broadcast.

"Having a fully distributed national broadcast will finally put us on a level playing field with the other two networks," Sean McManus, the president of CBS News, said.

Stuart Maconie (@StuartMaconie) Don't know where M.I.A gets her info from but we fully intend to broadcast some of her set.

It regards links originating from the same node as one transmission to fully exploit wireless broadcast advantage; it uses link weight to measure interference degree and gives full consideration to interference characteristics of POCs.

In response to Banks's tweet, a BBC spokesman said only: "Question Time panels are never fully confirmed until broadcast". But the Guardian understands that he is no longer due to appear at the show in Milford Haven.

But if the game draws 30 million viewers (about three times the NFL Network's average for the Green Bay-Dallas game in Week 13), it is a triumph of the power of two fully distributed, traditional broadcast networks, not a vindication of the channel's quality.

The BBC said Question Time panels "are never fully confirmed until broadcast".

Different from the idea of our RSBLQ, the authors neglect the forwarding guidance of FIB in ICN and believe the most important advantage of NDN is its capability to fully utilize the broadcast nature of wireless channels.