Sentence examples for sound broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The research field "LAPS" is focused on the creative sensible representation of the Internet, using it as a space for sound broadcasting.

In 1978, sound broadcasting of the Commons began: PMQs was carried live by BBC until June 1980.

Sound broadcasting in this sense may be said to have started about 1920, while television broadcasting began in the 1930s.

Mason certainly pushed the medium of sound broadcasting on BBC Radio to its limits – and occasionally beyond.

We knew even then that it had to be a mixture of television, open-circuit sound broadcasting, closed-circuit recording, correspondence and teaching.

Mrs Thatcher seized the opportunity at question time to restate her opposition to television, claiming that the sound broadcasting of Parliament had damaged its reputation.

A number of wireless systems can give listeners surround sound either by broadcasting radio signals to rear speakers or with sound processing trickery.

Television- and sound-broadcasting organizations have introduced training schemes to improve the quality of their program services.

Young tries to make Gruden's commitment to broadcasting sound believable.

The Army somehow stole the secret of magnetic recording from the Germans and was developing a tactic known as "sonic deception," which meant broadcasting sounds to the enemy to trick it into thinking that a battalion of tanks was headed its way.

And the city should investigate switching to technologies that might direct the sound forward like a laser beam, as opposed to broadcasting the sound like radio waves.