Sentence examples for information and broadcast from inspiring English sources

"This is something we have always been saying," said Ambika Soni, the information and broadcast minister, in a televised interview.

During the process of forwarding the packet, the witness nodes store received information and broadcast them to their one-hop distance neighbors, which also store information in order to detect replicas.

The goal is to design, at each time step, an optimal control law in the receding horizon control framework using collective system behavior as the only available feedback information and broadcast it to all agents to achieve the desired system behavior.

We can find caching mechanism that fits both information and broadcast characteristics (COOP [9], IXP/DPIP [10]), information and role-based (COACS [11]), information and direct-request (CachePath/CacheData/HybridCache [12] and GroupCaching [13]), broadcast and direct-request (Zone Cooperative Caching [14]).

The strategy designs a control input, independent of the number of particles, using measurements from a single particle as the only available feedback information and broadcasts it to all particles in the ensemble.

Sirius said it is now available to more than 10 million DISH Network satellite TV and Sirius Satellite Radio subscribers, providing listeners with more than 120 channels of commercial-free music, sports, information and entertainment broadcast daily from New York City, Los Angeles, Nashville, New Orleans, Houston and Daytona.

According to a press release, the new offering from Karmazin's firm boasts a veritable cornucopia of sports chat, news and information, and game broadcasts.

Hence, the FC which knows this information calculates and broadcasts the surprisal threshold whenever the observation and surprisal cluster sizes change.

We look at the nodes which have edges in more than one community and the locality of nodes around them which influence the information received and broadcasted to them.

Beginning in 1930, radiofax broadcasts of weather information and forecasts were broadcast for use by ships at sea, emanating from the United States military and the United States Weather Bureau on a cooperative basis.

Press releases were originally designed to get information to newspaper and broadcast reporters in a timely manner, with the hope that the news would be featured that day or shortly after that day in the paper or on radio or TV.