Sentence examples for match satellite from inspiring English sources

Digital broadcasting can extend local radio's reach and allow stations to match satellite radio's sound quality in most of their listening area.

The experiences of these villagers match satellite data, according to a new study, suggesting that local knowledge may help climate and biodiversity researchers better track the devastating impacts of global warming in specific areas.

There is a very good reason why the satellite data sets are different and I could understand ONE single change to match satellite and terrestrial but this is smacks of the same as the accountancy industry using its own language to determine its own moving metric.

The relatives are spurred by strides in DNA matching, satellite mapping and Internet archives, and by a new advocacy group impatient with the pace of the military unit that tracks down remains.

According to Romanowicz, that alternating pattern matches satellite images of the biggest storm-generated waves.

The Modified Hausdorff Distance scores for these best pairings are used to both determine the degree to which surface salinity fields from the models match the satellite observations and obtain an empirical relationship between the two variables for each model.

In Kibera I even saw a pub featuring the upcoming Chelsea-Bolton football match on satellite TV.

Firstly, the relation between energy matching and satellite periodically bounded relative motion is analyzed, and the satellite energy matching principle is applied to configure the initial conditions.

The true feelings of a man who, his sense of his own importance distorted by 20 years of fronting football matches on satellite TV, has lost touch with reality.

It means the end of live European club football on BBC or ITV, but BT's commitment to free matches over satellite, cable and broadband is likely to quell some of the criticism from fans.

In England, Spain and Europe's other major football leagues, subscription TV managed not only to multiply the biggest clubs' incomes overnight by having their own country's fans paying to watch live matches; crucially, satellite began to broadcast European football live around the globe.