Sentence examples for product broadcast from inspiring English sources

All cells associated to shops owning a recommended (available) product broadcast the information I-HAVE-PRODUCT to all neighbors.

Meanwhile, Jobs' product launches, broadcast directly to the tech-hungry faithful, were as eagerly anticipated and rapturously received as any movie.

"From the standpoint of a lot of media companies, it's a very seductive product to broadcast," said Simon Chadwick, professor of sport business strategy and marketing at Coventry University Business School in Britain.

Baseball, though, sells only a derivative of its product -- broadcasts of the games.

Several of the nearly three dozen prospective jurors interviewed behind closed doors on Tuesday in the government's case against Martha Stewart have bought her products, watched broadcast interviews in which she proclaimed her innocence, or had dealings with her or her company through relatives or colleagues, a court transcript released yesterday shows.

This study is helpful for deriving the final post-products or broadcast ephemerids for GNSS satellites when considering joining LEO data into the process of orbit determination.

The visual properties of luxury goods mean that the products themselves broadcast their authenticity (or, at least, their proximity as a copy).

On August 8th judge Claudia Wilken issued an injunction against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) blocking its prohibition against athletes being compensated for the use of their name, image, and likeness (NIL) in NCAA-sponsored products and broadcasts as a violation of antitrust law.

The event, held on Thursday at the Plaza Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, drew about 250 attendees representing consumer product companies, agencies, broadcast and cable networks and program syndicators.

It's fast, it's exciting for the fans, it's a great broadcast product, and I am not interested in putting the red line back in.

Ms. Stewart said in the conference call that she and her company should be considered separately, although virtually every product, publication and broadcast that the company produces bears her name, her photograph or both.