Sentence examples for radio settings from inspiring English sources
In earlier sitcoms with radio settings—"WKRP in Cincinnati," "NewsRadio," "Frasier"—radio broadcasting was part of the drama and the fun.
A simple control on the center dash allows drivers to program preferences for locking (how the horn sounds, how the lights flash and how the car is illuminated when unlocked), climate and radio settings and mirror adjustments.
Despite the war of attrition, recognisable to most of us in long-term partnerships, that rages in the Campbell/Millar household, from the radio settings ("First argument of the day – Fiona switches on the Today Programme, I switch it off") to his domestic inadequacies, the couple have weathered three decades and raised three near-grown children, Calum, Rory and Grace.
As such, viewing the radio settings is a chore and a distraction especially for drivers who wear distance glasses.
The increased variance in position error due to dense multipath for the urban channel is evident for both radio settings.
For a time-varying system, the authors of [26] study dynamic cognitive radio settings without explicit interference temperature constraints imposed by the primary users' presence.
You typically need to enter your home network name and password into the radio's settings so it can join your network and then select your desired stations with the radio's software.
These included Music Library, Internet Radio, Music Services, Settings, etc.
Radio parameter settings and estimations of performance metrics are converted into a normalized scale via a utility function.
In reality nav systems almost always incorporate other in-car functions such as radio station settings and air-vent controls, and require the driver to do in two steps what he could otherwise do (with conventional buttons) in one.
Then, we evaluate the impact of BG traffic on the performance of default NST-AODV with the routing metrics considered in Section 7. The radio chip settings for the experiments were those used in the previous section.
