Sentence examples for successfully broadcast from inspiring English sources

The focus is on how to successfully broadcast the party's radical programme and shake off the single-issue climate-change tag to persuade disaffected Lib Dem voters that the Greens are a credible alternative.

However, this is not necessary if the CA has previously successfully broadcast the anchor element of its own key chain, following (5): (7).

After previously experimenting with filming American football games in 3D, 3ality Digital successfully broadcast the first live 3D NFL game in December 2008.

In 2002, Falun Gong practitioners in Changchun successfully broadcast the False Fire video on Chinese television, interrupting the station's scheduled programming for 50 minutes.

James Harding, Director of BBC News and Current Affairs, said: "We are delighted to have negotiated successfully to broadcast this important debate.

If Hollywood successfully acquires broadcast flag protection there could be far-reaching implications for innovation and development of new digital technologies.

As for local TV stations that successfully sell broadcast licenses on the auction block, they will be paid by wireless providers for relinquishing licenses, with a portion of the proceeds going toward a national first-responder network and the remainder going to the U.S. Treasury.

Torrent-Moreno et al. [8] investigated the probability of successfully receiving broadcast data at a certain distance from the sender, Zhao et al. [9] proposed a scheme that enables cars or roadside units (RSUs) at an intersection to cache and forward data to improve the reliability of transmissions, and Tonguz et al. [10] designed a scheme that can function in different traffic conditions.

And though not every ONN broadcast successfully adds to its headline's humor — "Expert on Anteaters Wasted Entire Life Studying Anteaters" didn't need much more — the best segments do introduce more twisted components to a joke.

The Fox entertainment network, with programming like "The Simpsons" and "Married . . . with Children," had competed successfully with the broadcast networks, and Fox also owned the world's most extensive satellite distribution system.

Consequently, we are not only computing the total number of transmissions in the network but also computing the number of nodes that will receive such a broadcast successfully.