Sentence examples for possibility of broadcast from inspiring English sources

All of the witnesses said to fear harassment were paid experts named after Judge Walker first noted the possibility of broadcast coverage, Mr. Olson wrote, adding that the views of these experts were already well known.

Due to the nonuniform node distribution and link instability in WSNHA, flooding RREQ in AODVjr leads to a high possibility of broadcast storm and collision in MAC 802.15.4, a low packet delivery ratio, and high energy consumption.

The majority opinion did not directly address the possibility of delayed broadcast of the trial by video posted on YouTube or the trial court's own Web site, apparently because Chief Judge Kozinski never approved Judge Walker's proposals concerning them.

The control of the HMWP messages scope (local or global) reduces the possibility of having broadcast storms.

But in 1971 a miniseries by a feature-film director a sort of manifesto on the artistic possibilities of television was broadcast in France: Maurice Pialat's six-hour, seven-episode drama, "The House in the Woods".

The original Dutch version of "Big Brother" may push the bounds of the reality genre once again, this time with the possibility of a birth broadcast live on television, The Associated Press reported yesterday.

Having satisfied such a prioritized design criterion, the coding window can continue to expand over the successor video layers to increase the possibility of completing the broadcast of a large number of video layers.

The objective of the design criterion is to expand the coding window over the successor video layers (resulting in an increased possibility of completing the broadcast of those video layers) after providing a certain level of protection to the lower video layers.

Furthermore, the loss of broadcast messages without any possibility of recovery persists in a loose synchronization of the network with future data message retransmissions.

Cui said the possibility of a live pan-Asian broadcast influenced his decision to shift One F.C. events from Saturday to Friday, a night when, as the time zones would have it, there is a dearth of live sports events available in much of Asia.

Cui said the possibility of a live, pan-Asian broadcast had influenced his decision to shift One F.C. events from Saturday to Friday: a night when, as the time zones would have it, there is a dearth of live sports events available in much of Asia.