Sentence examples for standard television from inspiring English sources

Even cable and standard television coverage was severely limited.

Whether the show fundamentally changed standard television comedy formulas has been debated.

That is called an interlaced signal -- and standard television is called 480i.

Plugs into a standard television set and high-speed Internet connection.

But "Farmed and Dangerous" is an unusually ambitious example: these are full-length, scripted programs, presented alongside standard television fare.

But few filmmakers want to make standard television documentaries, spending months in archives or arguing over rights and permissions.

He said that people who regularly watched DVD's on good standard televisions often found that high-definition television offered minimal improvement.

In most televisions, that signal is displayed by beaming electrons directly onto the back of a glass tube, which is why standard televisions are called direct-view cathode-ray tubes, or C.R.T.'s.

Today's Internet-enabled set is either a bog-standard television or a sub-standard Web browser, but not both.

In a statement, Whittingdale said that the current system had failed and referred to previous lapses in editorial judgment or standards: "Television is of huge importance to the nation – and the BBC lies at the heart of British television.

An investment in highest-standard television will reap dividends from an American people who are not the vast wasteland of idiots that so many television execs think we are.