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Finally, we can get a broadcast tree by copying the nodes at each level, resulting in a full binary tree as drawn in Figure 3d.

More precisely, after performing the data-item reordering, we would get a broadcast cycle [D1, D2, …, D N ] such that (1) Pr(D i ) ≥ Pr D j ) and (2) if Pr(D i ) = Pr D j ), then S(D i ) ≤ S D j ) for any integers i < j ≤ N.

When will America get a broadcast with reporters around the world, each living and breathing in countries of conflict?

The show, filmed inside the former "Tonight Show" studio in Burbank, was broadcast live on 175 Clear Channel radio stations and will get a broadcast TV airing from the CW network on Friday at 9 p.m. ON LOCATION: Where the cameras roll.

Some rioters even set up riot supply stalls using BBM broadcasts, according to one participant: "I got a broadcast from Birmingham: 'Ah, who wants to buy rioting kits?'" he said.

However, as stated earlier, whenever a radar gets a broadcast from its neighbor that it is using a particular subcarrier, then it ceases its own transmission on that subcarrier.

Everywhere she goes as long as we get a good broadcast slot for the TV animation the franchise grows fast.

The biggest surprise was the Sherlock mini-episode, Many Happy Returns, which did not get a TV broadcast but was made available on iPlayer and through the red button interactive TV service.

In a tweet: Least likely to get an uncensored broadcast on the BBC.

The union then signed an agreement to staff the clerics' television channel, once they can get an outside broadcast unit looted from the Information Ministry to work.

The Greens will not get a party political broadcast on the BBC after the corporation's governing trust rejected an appeal from the party.