Sentence examples for terrestrial distribution from inspiring English sources
Not for the producer, however, who has to measure the cost of satellite and terrestrial distribution infrastructure against delivery via the internet.
There are various digital distribution namely, cable, satellite, and terrestrial distribution, internet distribution, and distribution in digital home networks.
The chapter discusses the security of multimedia in distribution, including conditional access (CA) systems for satellite, cable, and terrestrial distribution, broadcast flag, digital rights management (DRM) systems for internet distribution, and copy protection (CP) systems in digital home networks.
This paper proposes a prototype mesh topology network architecture based on regenerative DVB GEO satellites, which enables the interconnection of heterogeneous terrestrial distribution nodes to each other, with minimum possible delay and offering maximum spectral efficiency of the satellite transponder.
The commission has said that the satellite companies fail to show terrestrial distribution is causing any competitive harm.
This has revolutionised our views on the terrestrial distribution of trichothecene-producing Fusaria in the context of agronomics, climatic conditions, and human interference by the global trade and exchange of agricultural commodities.
This new morphologic feature altered terrestrial material distribution patterns from a single plume to a two-plume pattern within the estuary.
Multiple junction and thin film photovoltaic (PV) technologies respond differently to varying terrestrial spectral distributions of solar energy.
Terrestrial Gross Carbon Dioxide Uptake: Global Distribution and Covariation with Climate.
For most terrestrial photoautotrophs, species distributions occupy two spatial dimensions and vary over relatively long time scales [ 3- 6].
Temperatures at the surface may also rise or fall through a change in the distribution of terrestrial radiation (that is, radiation emitted by Earth) within the atmosphere.
