Sentence examples for simply broadcasts from inspiring English sources

McAuley offers an alternative: "There's another way of doing that – the network simply broadcasts the message that says 'I need to save some power, volunteers please' and the individual homes can make a random decision to switch off the freezer for five minutes.

We adopt the gradient forwarding approach, where the sender simply broadcasts a packet and the receivers make the routing decision.

At first he would simply broadcast their names over the loudspeaker.

Are these predictions simply broadcast to fabricate a sense of order or might they be based in scientific fact?

Or it can simply broadcast its position to a distant ground station, where an operator can use a computer keyboard and mouse, or a joystick, to direct it.

But many creatures live in the oceans, and a lot of them simply broadcast eggs and sperm into the water and hope that these will meet.

They argued that marketers do not simply broadcast messages to a passive mass audience, but rather that they target certain individuals, called "opinion leaders".

Indeed, there is growing evidence that if people simply broadcast work-related content, with no personal angle, their blogs or tweets will be unconvincing, sterile, and thus unpopular.

It could simply broadcast a static image of a title card reading "PEOPLE ARE AWFUL" for an hour and it'd do the job just as well.

In a letter to the Labour party's director of communications and strategy, Seumas Milne, the head of the BBC's live political programmes Robbie Gibb said that the corporation had simply broadcast a breaking news story.

All the radio packets are simply broadcasted to the source node neighborhood wirelessly.