Sentence examples for incoming broadcast from inspiring English sources

On page 28 of the briefing, it says "All transmissions in the Aereo system are made from a consumer's uniquecopy, and never directly from an incoming broadcast signal".

It would sit on a server, take incoming emails, broadcast them out to a list, and also record them in a database that I could view on the Web".

Bambuser for Android v. 1.0 comes with support for all currently available Android phones running Android 1.5 (including Cupcake), incoming chat messages; broadcast in public or in private; Geotag broadcasts using gps.

Instead of replicating and independently transmitting each user packet, the central node XORs the incoming user packets and broadcasts a single coded packet.

However, it's far more likely that a touchscreen-equipped PlayStation controller would offer a new interface for console-based information and actions, such as sharing a video broadcast or dealing with incoming invites and friend requests.

At 40 seconds in this video, an earthquake early warning broadcast on NHK warns of incoming earthquake shaking well in advance of its arrival.

Clearly, this approach simplifies applications of our analytical tools and enables simple and elegant system design, however, improvements are possible if the broadcast phase is initialized before the incoming user messages are completely recovered.

People in Hawaii were in a state of panic and confusion last weekend after a state emergency employee accidentally triggered an incoming missile alert to cellphones, TV and radio broadcasts during a routine drill.

A dynamic authentication scheme in the proposed primary security module enables existing nodes to authenticate new incoming nodes, triggering the establishment of secure links and broadcast authentication between neighboring nodes.

Another incoming feature — due in a few weeks — is a broadcast option that will let users send messages to all other users who are tagged with certain keywords.

TiVo's product was a VCR-sized box that could continually capture an incoming television signal, enabling users to pause and rewind live broadcasts.