Sentence examples for model of broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The networks' commitment to documentary units, beginning in the late fifties, coincided with the aftermath of the quiz-show scandals, when it was necessary, once again, to convince public officials that there was no need to tinker with the American model of broadcasting.

At his first full press conference at the Elysée palace since being elected last year, Sarkozy said that the adoption of a BBC-style model of broadcasting would increase the quality of public TV in France.

Why is it that we have the world beating a path to our door for entertainment and factual formats, and yet our drama still hasn't really broken through?" She said the impediment might be the economic model of broadcasting in the UK and the relative shortage of money for drama, compared with the US.

Section 3 demonstrates an analytic model for broadcasting two levels of safety-related messages using the control channel in the highway scenario.

There's no shame in getting ideas from those who are already successful — they, too, had role models in the world of broadcasting before they became famous (for instance, Howard Stern cites radio host Bob Grant as an influence).

Breaking with the Stalinist tradition of broadcasting the names of model citizens, a second series named guilty parties.

While stateless broadcasting schemes in the existing literature use various design guidelines that take advantage of specific aspects of the information, we develop a unified analytical model by characterizing the information available during different stages of broadcasting.

This paper addresses the problems of broadcasting messages in a reliable and totally ordered manner assuming a crash-recovery model, i.e., a model where processes and channels may crash and possibly recover.

Entire column on the future of broadcasting using communications satellites.

My father was in the middle of broadcasting the inning.

AM is the oldest method of broadcasting radio programs.