Sentence examples for next radio from inspiring English sources
Rendell will tell you about this in his next radio appearance.
The next radio debate has begun: how can it be that France at their own World Cup are going to end up playing the All Blacks in Cardiff?
He is what he's always been: a very good, thoughtful rugby coach from Lancashire who likes a meat-and-two-veg dinner and does not necessarily jump for joy at the prospect of his next radio interview.
Michael Grade, the former BBC chairman and Tory peer, has defended the corporation's expanded role for James Purnell, the former Labour cabinet minister who is tipped to be appointed the next radio chief.
Last month, on the day that Supreme Court arguments on the law began, ALEC sent an e-mail to legislators with a bullet-point list of criticisms of it, to be used "in your next radio interview, town hall meeting, op-ed or letter to the editor".
The White House has packaged this 31-day period, which began on Saturday, as a "Home to the Heartland Tour," in which the president is fleeing the elitism of Washington for the terra firma of solid American values represented by home, themes that Mr. Bush intends to extol in his next radio address on Saturday.
The coherer had to be regularly tapped to separate the filings and prepare them to react to the next radio-frequency signal.
The proposed schemes, namely LTE-LBPS-Aggr and LTE-LBPS-Merge, estimate the input load by traffic measurement and the channel capacity by channel quality indicator (CQI) reports, calculate the length of the sleep cycle, and notify related user equipments (UEs) of the next radio-on time for receiving data.
What next: A radio project for next year.
What next: Next year, a Radio 4 series, This is Craig Brown, starring Barry Norman and John Humphrys.
Our analysis shows that a combination of different mesh-based multi-hop access topologies, coupled with emerging wireless backhaul technologies, can cater carrier-class services for next generation radio access networks, providing significant advantages over existing access technologies.
