Sentence examples for straightforward radio from inspiring English sources

Bluetooth Smart, like its older sibling, may be a relatively straightforward radio wave-based transmission technology.

Quite aside from the new label, there is the use of external producers in the shape of industry veteran Joe Chiccarelli and alt-rock go-to-guy Dave Fridmann, and a more straightforward radio-friendly heft you can hear in the melodies of Do You and Inside Out and the fact that – at a couple of junctures at least – Spoon sound more like Oasis than you might expect from Critical Darlings.

The most straightforward type of radio spectrometer employs a large number of filters, each tuned to a separate frequency and followed by a separate detector that combines the signal from the various filters to produce a multichannel, or multifrequency, receiver.

Inside, note the nifty retro font for the gauges (designed by watchmaker Jaeger) and the imminently straightforward climate and radio controls.

It's a straightforward, four-station radio that plays hundreds of these wonderful relics of music history every day.

Mathematical formulation of the optimization problem is based on a straightforward approach typical for radio coverage problems.

Philadelphia 76ers CEO Scott O'Neil was candid and straightforward in a recent radio interview when addressing fans' outrage over 2012's Andrew Bynum debacle.

The multi-channel multi-radio technology represents a straightforward approach to expand the capacity of wireless mesh networks (WMNs) in broadband wireless access scenarios.

The NAB literature's central talking point was straightforward: "There is no need for ‘more' radio service, no need for national radio service and no need for more competition in radio service".

The radio spots are pretty straightforward.

The second instalment of jazz pianist Robert Glasper's collaborative Black Radio albums is a more straightforward affair than its predecessor.