Sentence examples for radio terms from inspiring English sources

But in radio terms, 16 is nothing.

What followed was roughly 30 seconds of silence — an eternity in radio terms.

Aside from risk-taking, he emphasised the need to put creatives – in TV and radio terms, programme makers, directors, presenters and writers – first.

Beverly was drowned at the age of forty-nine in what the radio termed a boating mishap.

This tiny "mike" — the wire-tappers have appropriated the radio term — is one of the trade's newest devices.

He essentially invented the language of public radio today, terms like "affinity," "loyalty," "power" and "public service".

In radio formatting terms, it's urban adult contemporary, a name that does this often vibrant and underappreciated subgenre no favors.

The host said television talk on all channels had grown "more like talk radio" in terms of slash-and-burn political discourse since Fox's nightly shows began to show strong ratings growth in recent months.

According to this, the new input indicator is related to bandwidth, by measuring the current cell capacity in radio resource terms.

Overall, 60dB's goal is to combine the best of what people like about listening to the radio, in terms of the content, along with the personalization capabilities of a digital product.

The near-field link was found to be at least 10 times more efficient than the separate radio in terms of data rate vs. power consumption when used in similar circumstances with the same receiving coil, as well as requiring much less board space.