Sentence examples for the broadcast system from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, in fact the receiving nodes are randomly distributed in the broadcast system, so we will concentrate on a general algorithm to solve the problem.
Social media and other online explanations appeared starting a few minutes after that, and official messages saying "There is no missile threat to Hawaii" were spread via the broadcast system at 8 45.
Meanwhile, a distortion-based model of the broadcast scheme using pulse signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) evaluation is formulated and optimized to improve the QoE of the broadcast system.
Third, based on the PRC and given PLRs of intended destinations in the system, a distortion-based layered multimedia broadcast optimization problem is formulated to improve the QoE of the broadcast system.
The target of the QoE-driven scheme is to minimize the expected average distortion of the reconstructed multimedia over all receiving nodes in the broadcast system, i.e., to maximize the average PSNR.
"If the protection against Internet retransmission is available only for cable programming, that will drive all of the high-value, highest-quality programming to cable and away from the broadcast system," Padden said.
The broadcast systems are usually programmed to hang up when the call is not answered in three or four rings.
Finally, to guarantee fairness among terminals, the QoSatAr design (as most of the broadcast systems) is based on the TDM sharing policy with the adoption of ACM techniques[24].
--There is no money for the emergency broadcast system, the only means the government has to communicate with American citizens during a national emergency.
In order to assess the QoE of the layered broadcast system, we now consider a distortion-based analysis of the reconstruction quality at each receiving node.
Technological advances have further eroded the usefulness of other warning tools, managers said, including the emergency broadcast system that once was the backbone of the country's civil alert muscle.
