Sentence examples for put on network from inspiring English sources
2. Examine what is put on network and cable television as "news," and explore what makes certain stories more important than others by reading and discussing "The Hard News Smackdown". 3. Develop television broadcasts based on what is determined to be newsworthy in their community or school through group research.
This paper intends to explore the demands put on Network Processors by evaluating their claim to address adequately the needs of Broadband Integrated Services Digital Networks, based on variable length packet communication.
For studios, it may mean having the guts, and investing the money, to shoot whole pilots before exposing them to networks; or even bypassing the pilot system (a system constructed, after all, to limit surprise) by producing several episodes of a series ready to be put on network air, online, on DVD, directly into local markets, and/or otherwise on sale.
Award choices aside, the chance to hear Ms. Cruz shouting "Azucar!" or Djavan, from Brazil, singing in an angelic falsetto, or Shakira linking Colombian salsa to the Middle East, or the guitarist Tomatito playing a volatile flamenco, is something only the Grammy trademark could put on network television.
"As a distributed web browser, Maelstrom can help relieve the burden put on the network," BitTorrent says.
That very successful CBS comedy, going into its seventh season, is the last hit HBO put on a network.
Files put on the network are associated with a "key", usually some form of description of the content that is encoded for security reasons.
I have a D-Link bridge with four ports but that is both expensive and surprisingly tricky to put on your network.
Councilor Janye Dunne, the council's cabinet member for environment, recycling and streetscene said 1500 tonnes of salt has been put on the network so far, the weight equivalent of 188 double decker buses.
"With the strong reliance on wind power, there is an exceptional draw that's then put on the network from other sources when that wind power is unable to be generated," Joyce told ABC radio.
