Sentence examples for total broadcasting from inspiring English sources

Total broadcasting revenue declined by 14.2 percent to $203 million.

The government, the Football Association and the Premier League – which originally promised to invest 5% of its total broadcasting rights into the grassroots game but now says it gives approximately 3% – have cut funding to the foundation stone of the sport in recent years.

Given total broadcasting bandwidth, the overall coding rate γ = K N is fixed for all possible K, where N is the number of output symbols for each source block, i.e., output block size, to protect the layered data stream from packet losses.

Radio and TV Martí, for example, currently soak up the lion's share of the total Latin American broadcasting budget.

Jobs: BBC director general; BBC chairman Ages: Thompson 47, Grade 62 Industry: broadcasting Total group income: £3.835bn Staff: 27,264 Salary: Thompson £453,000 (£459,000 including benefits); Grade £72,000 (£96,000 including benefits) 2004 rankings: Thompson 6, Grade 2 They make for something of an odd couple - the showbiz impresario and the hard-nosed strategist.

Because information sources located in different positions broadcast messages independently, they use different relay nodes (i.e., the nodes that help forward messages); therefore, managing the total overhead of broadcasting services is a challenging task.

Blanc's letter requests a total halt to the broadcasting of any images or clips which show M.I.A. in the modified shirt as well as compensation for "the harm we have suffered".

Nonpolitical revenue rose in the "low single digits" in the third quarter, Mr. Moonves said, although total revenues for local broadcasting were down 3 percent because of the lack of political ads.

We assumed that the number of total data records for broadcasting varied from 50 to 100.

Theorem 4 Let B denote the total bandwidth for data broadcasting.

"Be All My Sins Remember'd" made Stargate Atlantis SCI FI's highest rated original series of the week, and the second most viewed broadcasting in total, second to the Television movie "Beyond Loch Ness", which starred Stargate veterans Don S. Davis and Paul McGillion and had a rating of 1.7.