Sentence examples for radio proposals from inspiring English sources
Are shows driving under bridges as we listen to them?" It was unfortunate timing, with MPs about to debate the radio proposals in the digital economy bill going through parliament.
As with previous wake up radio proposals, we select OOK modulation rather than more complex schemes, since it requires simple hardware and low implementation cost.
TCP-radio and TCP-radio-newRTO proposals are thus discussed and compared with TCP-Westwood+ and TCP-NewReno in order to highlight the necessity for an enhanced transport protocol for data communication performed in radio military environments, where the data transfer is heavily affected by hazardous conditions, such as scattering, shadowing and slow fading.
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Their agreement would not mention the Oslo interim peace agreement or the Camp David proposals, the radio said.
The New Jersey chapter of Americans for Prosperity, an interest group that advocates lower taxes, is loudly opposing all three budget-related ballot proposals with radio and television commercials.
President Bush, in his weekly radio address, said the proposals would be part of a broad review of energy policy that the administration is about to unveil.
He said a broader range of music would be broadcast on Radio 2 under the proposals, in which there were "big changes afoot".
The European Broadcasting Union, which represents public television and radio providers, said its proposals were intended to push cross-border online video services, which have been slow to develop in Europe.
The bipartisan group of six plans to meet face-to-face on Tuesday, when Congress reconvenes after a monthlong recess in which many voters and talk radio hosts denounced various proposals by President Obama and Democratic members of Congress.
We then review the proposals for radio coverage and service of these machines.
