Sentence examples for station to send from inspiring English sources
And while KEEN-TV is hardly the first television station to send its programming live over the Internet, it is one of the first to offer picture, sound and interactivity through a streaming technology.
AirPlay, released late last year as part of the iOS 4.2 software package from Apple, essentially uses an Apple TV or Airport wireless network station to send content-video and photos as well as music-from the portable devices via iTunes to AirPlay-enabled gear, which is available from JBL, Denon and Marantz as well as Bowers & Wilkins.
The exchange of the interference state between the cells allows the base station to send a power control command to the user equipment (UE).
We, eventually, propose an enhancement to the afore-mentioned scheme that takes advantage of the good radio conditions of users who are close to the base station to send them an additional stream using hierarchical modulation.
Two different encoders are used at Yakushi Park relay station to send live video images to two different directions, the main drill site, and Matsumoto Regional Fire Bureau or Shinshu University Hospital.
Lawton left for a heliograph station to send word to Miles, leaving Lieutenant Abiel Smith in command.
A 460km (285 miles) underground pipeline would be installed, with pump stations to send water up over 2000 meters to cross the Alborz Mountains.
Intel, a giant chip-maker, and others are promoting a standard that allows television stations to send Web article which can be displayed on a TV screen, using a spare bit of broadcast frequency.
Maj. Bill Mason, an Army civil affairs officer, said military radio did urge parents in southern Baghdad, where the Army is stationed, to send their children back to school.
It's far more efficient than most national electricity grids, which rely on large central power stations to send electricity exclusively in one direction from the power stations to the final customer.
A leftist group known as Arms for the Kurdish People's Protection Units has backed anti-militant rallies and solicited funds at street corners and at train stations to send weaponry to the Kurdish Rojava region in Syria.
