Sentence examples for representative broadcast from inspiring English sources

To help fill that gap, parentage was assigned to offspring produced by a freely mating group of 50 white seabass (Atractoscion nobilis), a representative broadcast spawning marine finfish cultured for conservation.

"He's buried alongside my gran now," he said, describing an emotional funeral which was attended by the head of Cyprus' civil service and army, police and political party representatives and broadcast on state television.

Jim Lampley, HBO's representative on the broadcast team, told viewers at home that Pacquiao's popularity was an encouraging sign of the times.

The winners are decided by a voting process that includes current MLS players, MLS coaches and club officials and press and broadcast representatives.

Aides were pleased to see Representative Ron Paul of Texas broadcast an ad in Iowa questioning Mr. Gingrich's sincerity on issues.

Late in the broadcast, a representative of the Texas Christians, whom everyone calls Axeman (Tommy Lee Jones), shows up.

The weighted p-persistence scheme [6] and the slotted p-persistence scheme [6] are representative examples of these broadcast approaches.

The compensation round was also added to the broadcast, with representatives from each team announcing the picks instead of Selig.

Positive advertisements will be broadcast about Representatives Mark Udall of Colorado, Joseph M. Hoeffel of Pennsylvania and Brian Baird of Washington, all Democrats.

But these things represent a collective ongoing progress that isn't simply welcome on broadcast; it is representative of what the medium must do (with great care and quality, of course) if it is to remain relevant in a world in which children are raised with easy access to the Internet and all of the surprises it holds in store.

The political advertising war, relatively tame until now, turned contentious on Tuesday when Howard Dean, Representative Richard A. Gephardt and Representative Dennis J. Kucinich broadcast new campaign commercials critical of their rivals.