Sentence examples for time of transmission from inspiring English sources

Watchdog the Broadcasting Standards Commission said the "explicit sexual content and humour had exceeded acceptable boundaries for the time of transmission".

The data include time of transmission, recipient and duration, but not the content of the call or message.

The "North Italic" letters of the Germanic text harixasti teiva, "to the god Harigast," on a helmet from Negau (southern Austria) are probably from that time of transmission.

There was the infamous Charlotte Church incident, where he offered to take her virginity when she turned 16, in which the Broadcasting Standards Commission ruled he had "exceeded acceptable boundaries for the time of transmission".

They also wouldn't disclose whether any of the documents reflected information that was classified at the time of transmission, but indicated that the agency's Diplomatic Security and Intelligence and Research bureaus have begun looking into that question.

In an arena like this, it's ridiculous to think that a production company could write, record, perform and edit a topical sketch show that still feels in any way relevant by the time of transmission.

Much work has been done to establish the bounded response time of transmissions in an event-triggered CAN.

From Figure 8, the increase of K enhances SDR in the model, but this causes more times of transmission.

It is important to note that some of these parasites show clear ecological differences, such as different times of transmission (seasonal or year-round), dispersal rates, or local prevalence [14].

IMAT will capitalize on time-of-flight transmission and diffraction techniques available at a pulsed neutron source.

The efficiency of the time-of-flight transmission method is discussed with respect to other methods, at continuous as well as at pulsed sources.