Sentence examples for hour on demand from inspiring English sources

But let there be no confusion: the In Demand yule log in high definition, already available at any hour on demand, is not the classic yule log on WPIX (Channel 11 in New York), which is also available in HD as well as in standard definition, and which will be shown only on Christmas from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., as it has been, with only a few years' interruption, for more than four decades.

Using what it describes as advanced robotics and AI, CommonSense Robotics claims to enable retailers — even relatively small ones — to offer one hour, on-demand grocery deliveries to consumers "at a profitable margin".

It was found that queue storage sized using 7% of peak hour on-ramp demand is widely accepted in practice.

The offerings range from an original market update that runs every half hour to on-demand videos available through its subscriber service, CNBC Plus.

Pricing for Cloud SQL starts at $0.025 per hour for on-demand machines without taking into account storage and networking costs.

That breaks down to roughly 666 million hours of on-demand streaming on Netflix per month, or about 22 million hours per day, on average.

That compares to 95 billion hours of on-demand TV, which he breaks up into live DVR (59 billion hours), time-shifted DVR (23 billion), cable and satellite video-on-demand (6 billion hours), online video (7 billion hours), and digital downloads (800 million hours).

2200 hours of streaming coverage is scheduled for NBCOlympics.com as well as 3000 hours of on-demand services.

Later this year BSkyB will introduce its Anytime+ service, which will use broadband to deliver thousands of hours of on-demand programmes.

He is starting out with 25 hours of on-demand "phone-first" content, such as a weekly "Top 10 most-played tracks of the week" programme, but intends to seriously ramp up the hours next year.

Managing 600 hours of on-demand video is resource intensive, so HBO has to set some limit.