Sentence examples for natural broadcast from inspiring English sources
To prepare call stimuli, I used a total of n = 70 20-s-long samples of corncrake's natural broadcast calls recorded from different males in 2007 2008 in Kampinoski NP in Poland and digitised using the Avisoft SASLab Pro 4.52 sound analysis package (48 kHz/16 bit PCM files).
He announced that next year his channel will air the largest live natural history broadcast in the BBC's history – a programme likely to appeal to older viewers.
In the year following planting, sagebrush seedling density at the plot scale was up to 60-fold higher (P ≤ 0.05) in pile-seeded plots compared to natural recovery and broadcast plots.
Because of the broadcast nature of radio signals, it is natural to combine network coding method with cooperative diversity in wireless cooperative networks for better spectral efficiency.
The challenge of the job, Mr. Saks said in a recent interview, is to make a live broadcast sound natural.
The system was designed decades ago as a way to ensure the timely diffusion of information in case of natural disasters or to broadcast the rare state ceremony.
I'll never forget the one time I met him in his natural habitat, the Shea Stadium broadcast booth right before a game was about to start.
She's the queen of the outside live broadcast, a natural interviewer – she manages to get in three questions to me before I've managed one – and a cheerful and ebullient presence at a host of BBC sporting events.
In its original American broadcast, "The Natural Order" was watched by 6 million viewers, according to the Nielsen ratings system.
"The technology was becoming available to make live HD broadcasts a natural extension of the live radio," he says.
The stunning (and stunningly expensive) BBC documentary "Planet Earth," for example, which in the old days would have been a natural for PBS, was instead broadcast on the Discovery Channel, which could presumably better afford it.
