But afterward, changing the channel was easy, which was very dangerous for an audience-hungry station.
In addition to their primitive goal, our objectives are to achieve per-station fairness when both TCP and UDP traffic concurrently exist, and our scheme also attempts to re-assign the remaining bandwidth to greedy/bandwidth-hungry stations in order to increase link utilization.
Fourth, the access point can adaptively allocate the remaining or extra bandwidth to the bandwidth-hungry wireless stations in order to increase link utilization.
Finally, the fourth challenge is to adaptively re-allocate the remaining bandwidth to bandwidth-hungry wireless stations in order to increase link utilization.
When I got off the bus, I went to a small kiosk outside the central station, hungry and tired after a 3-hour flight from Moscow.
It was good to be wanted -- while it lasted -- and a lot of people were looking forward to a fight for the heart of New Jersey: newspapers and cable television stations hungry for advertising, politicians hoping for a moment in the limelight, everyone thinking of some generous act Congress might use to swing our votes.
So Foote turned to TV stations then hungry for drama.
These men are freelance videographers who trawl the streets of L.A. looking for any and all violent situations and sell the resulting footage to ever-hungry local TV stations.
The character on screen was an obnoxious creation of Gnarr's called Georg Bjarnfreðarson, a power hungry manager of a petrol station.
When Kent shows up at the studio, it's clear that he's just a younger, less sophisticated version of Barry, hungry for attention in the station's insulated world.
If you stop at a gas station and they are hungry or thirsty, choose something you and they like, and share it.
