Sentence examples for standard broadcast from inspiring English sources

SBS paid the standard broadcast fee which was a "pittance", Ebeid said.

(A standard broadcast television channel usually transmits an image with 340-line resolution, not as sharp as a DVD's).

Unlike standard broadcast radio, Internet radio stations can be heard virtually anywhere (copyright restrictions aside), as long as you have a device that can go on the Web; that can be a PC, a smartphone or a stand-alone receiver.

ESPN's production teams are still working to tweak the mixture of shots, and networks officials said they planned to use more low camera angles than they use in a standard broadcast.

On ESPN's 3-D broadcast, the 7-foot-3 Ilgauskas towered over the players for the Heat and the Knicks in a manner that has no true equivalent in a standard broadcast.

The service will use Japan's communications satellites rather than its standard broadcast satellites.

For basketball, Hellmuth said, this would probably mean fewer of the high, wide shots common in standard broadcasts, and more shots from the "low-slash position," captured from a camera at the corner of the baseline.

To make standard broadcasts approximate the quality of high-definition transmissions, manufacturers of HDTV sets have used line-doubling technology that fills in the blanks on the picture, erasing the horizontal lines of a regular television image that are so noticeable on very large screens.

This and other promotional pieces set a standard for broadcast advertising.

The group, which included Eric Sevareid, Charles Collingwood, Richard C. Hottelet and Howard K. Smith, set the standard for broadcast journalism in its time.

I also appreciated the live MSNBC newscasts, but was disappointed that the CNN Mobile channel didn't offer the same programming as the standard cable broadcast.