Sentence examples for range of radio from inspiring English sources

Satellite television services like British Sky Broadcasting, for example, include a range of radio channels in their subscription packages.

Her exposure has created a large but heterogeneous potential audience: imagine the range of radio stations listened to by everyone who liked "Dreamgirls" or "Sex and the City".

Over three centuries, the band evolved from a marked-out strip of land into "a range of radio frequencies or wavelengths".

So far, the range of radio frequencies, which lie between audible sound and infrared radiation on the electromagnetic spectrum, has been able to accommodate all the increased uses.

The Echo doesn't have an FM receiver, but it integrates with TuneIn to provide access to a huge range of radio stations over the internet.

In our time, it morphed into a medium that not only transmits a wide range of radio, video and data signals, but also can carry other independent channels in their own bandwidths, or space on the band.

Braun launched its first range of radios and phonographs at the 1955 Dusseldorf Broadcast Exhibition.

This spring, Delphi introduced the $229 SkyFi boombox, the first easily portable device that can receive satellite radio, which has helped XM maintain a clear lead over Sirius in the range of radios that can receive its service.

Taiyo is offering a range of radio-control toys and introduced an "intelligent" toy helicopter in September last year.

It is shown that the stiffness characteristics of the proposed integral sandwich antenna ensure efficient applications of such composite structures in the space antennas designed for various ranges of radio wave transmission.

We suggest that the main reason for an apparently low reported incidence of group foraging in bats is a methodological inadequacy of radio telemetry in small mobile animals: fast flight speeds of bats and short reception ranges of radio transmitters make group observations of bats exceedingly hard.