Sentence examples for individual broadcasts from inspiring English sources

For viewers, the effects will be felt on the individual broadcasts, like "World News with Diane Sawyer," which lost two of its six senior staff members to buyouts.

"Currently, viewing YouTube videos on the iPhone presents a load that is likely larger than the aggregate amount of bandwidth used by many individual broadcasts [on Ustream] at any given moment," Ham notes.

Each combination of a protocol and a source node is evaluated in C2 using 20 experimental runs, with each run comprising 60 individual broadcasts from the same source node.

After performing the root-cutting procedure, we get four individual broadcast woods as drawn in Figure 5b.

The episode was also available to watch on the online catch up service BBC iPlayer, where it was the 16th most viewed individual broadcast between 1 January and 31 March 2008.

Playback tracks were created to include 1 min of silence (for assessment of baseline behavior) followed by four alarm calls (from the same individual) broadcast over a 2-s period and 2 min of silence.

Twitter's problem is its encouragement of the individual's "broadcast mode", where the superficial appearance of a conversation is, in fact, two or more people simply stating and restating their views with ever-intensifying fury.

But as conferences began negotiating their own individual television broadcast rights deals in the early 90s, when ESPN and other cable networks were growing and fiending for more college-sports programming, football moved the needle more than any other game.

Thoughts that are normally autonomous and strictly under the individuals control are experienced as influenced by the environment (thought insertion and withdrawal) and unconfined to the individual (thought broadcast [45], [58]).

While Stories have allowed individuals to broadcast their updates to an audience, similar to other social media sites, "Our Story," is more unique because of its collaborative nature.

The dispatcher handles all TETRA voice communications, such as individual, group, and broadcast calls in either duplex or semi-duplex mode as well as emergency calls.