Sentence examples for point to broadcast from inspiring English sources

Soon, television cameras made a point to broadcast the moment, and a tradition was born.

After all, when you choose a t-shirt with that message to wear to court, isn't the whole point to broadcast to the world that they are to operate on your terms?

The slowness is despite the $247,000 connectivity upgrade that the city said the school received last year, which consisted mostly of improved wireless access points to broadcast signals through the building.

We consider a wireless sender (e.g., a base station or a wireless access point) that wants to broadcast a set of N source packets forming a GOP, (mathcal {N} = {P_{1},ldots,P_{N}}), to a set of M receivers, (mathcal {M} = {R_{1},ldots,R_{M}}).

Each node i then selects a random point within collectInterval to broadcast a MEASUREMENT ({(x_{i},y_{i}),{tilde {r}}_{i},E_{{res}}(i)}) packet containing its coordinates, the distance from it to the target ({tilde {r}}_{i}) and its current remaining energy.

In retrospect, I wish I'd worn a black cardigan instead of the green one, but in the eyes of Ikram Goldman, the owner of the store, the details wouldn't have mattered anyway, since the very premise of my message, to her, would be considered absurd: for Ikram, the whole point of clothing is to broadcast something bold.

But he also pointed out the parallel to broadcast sports.

Ramsay Macdonald, the leader of the opposition, asked leave to broadcast his point of view.

The White House opted not to broadcast those points.

However, the 12-year-old Boeing jetliner wasn't configured to broadcast those definitive points of data, people being briefed on the investigation say.

The global nature of satellite systems and the ability to broadcast to multiple points is the most efficient signal delivery on earth.