Sentence examples for range of output from inspiring English sources

The BBC's flagship TV network was also criticised for offering a narrower range of output in peaktime.

Pope is a throwback to an earlier age of ITV drama, when strong scripts and range of output really counted.

I enjoy having a range of output across each channel, making the odd accidental discovery of a new US drama.

After all, if nearly all householders paid the licence fee, surely they were entitled to a full range of output.

It's not just the threat to risk-taking programming, as outlined by Peter, it's the likelihood that the whole range of output would become narrower, sacrificed on the altar of quick profits, as happened over time with ITV post-1990.

Magnetrons have a wide range of output powers from those used in microwave ovens for cooking, which generate 600 to 1,000 watts, to special ones capable of generating pulsed power levels up to 1,000,000 watts.

It supports a wide range of sources including RTF, PDF and many ebook formats, and offers a wide range of outputs including WAV, MP3, MP4, Ogg and WMA.

Under a risk-neutral approach, we find the range of output-product prices within which each considered technology becomes most profitable, using average final prices as the exclusive factor.

The range of outputs given by the model is exposed in Table 3.

These applications are scalar, in that the data can manifest itself into a range of outputs.

"Publishing scientific research is changing from being a very focused discipline to one where a fuller range of outputs and multimedia is being shared," Price said.