Sentence examples for standards of channels from inspiring English sources

The specials, while reflecting low budgets and the scarcity of new images, are mostly thoughtful and restrained — at least by the standards of channels like TLC and National Geographic — and find lesser-known angles on the events of that chaotic day.

The broadcaster told Ofcom it "accepted that this particular report fell below the normal standards of Channel 4 News" and said it was "caused by poor judgment by a junior reporter".

As a result, the standards and practices divisions of the television networks are being strengthened after being scaled back about a decade ago when the notion of censoring content had started to seem like a liability for broadcast networks forced to compete with the far more liberal standards of cable channels.

Cable and satellite firms currently sell standard bundles of channels.

It can be observed that the increase of standard deviation of channel estimation error decreases the BER of all considered mechanisms as channel estimation error is considered as an additional noise in the receiver.

Figure 9 plots the BER performance of LC-QR decomposition with different standard deviations of channel estimation error σE and delay spread = 200 ns.

Figure 9 BER performance of LC-QR 4 × 4 with different standard deviations of channel estimation error σ E and delay spread = 200 ns. Figure 10 BER performance of various mechanisms in V-BLAST/STBC scheme 4 × 4 with different standard deviations of channel estimation error σ E and delay spread = 200 ms at 16 dB.

To obtain insights into the link between state-dependent inhibition and channel gating, we measured the standard characteristics of channel gating in control conditions and in the presence of a drug.

This material was selected based on the results obtained from the performance of the standard flow channels of serpentine and parallel designs constructed of hydrophilic gold and typical hydrophobic graphite materials.

This study is an attempt to create an integrated information system composed of heterogeneous local systems to enable the largest possible number of standard channels to be used simultaneously with temporarily installed channels for pre-commissioning measurements to provide sound and high-quality information on the state of the unit.

"Dune," which was shown this week on Sci Fi as a three-part mini-series, was produced on an estimated budget of $20 million, modest by HBO standards, but an extraordinary sum by the standards of a smaller, niche channel.