Sentence examples for transmitter network from inspiring English sources
About £100m will be required to update the digital audio broadcasting (DAB) transmitter network to match the coverage currently provided by FM.
The other contender lining up to launch a video-on-demand website is Arqiva, the company that owns the UK's TV and radio transmitter network.
The cost of upgrading the nationwide transmitter network, only one aspect of the total cost of switchover, is estimated at between £40m and £45m a year.
Global's valuable national licence, Classic FM, has been extended by a few years but in return the company will be expected to make a significant contribution to the huge cost of extending the DAB transmitter network.
Vaizey said the corporation had to be the "matriarch or patriarch" in the rollout of the DAB transmitter network to match the level of coverage currently provided by FM, an essential component of the industry's plan for digital switchover.
Ford Ennals, the chief executive of Digital Radio UK, the body charged with driving switchover, said that enabling the digital audio broadcasting (DAB) transmitter network to match FM coverage was crucial to the process.
You get both a network transmitter and a remote control that requires neither network nor smartphone.
Despite great advances in neuroscience over the past decades, the precise causative mechanisms at the transmitter, cellular or network level have so far not been unraveled.
Exploiting TDD channel reciprocity, the uplink channel estimates are subsequently used to compute the downlink transmitter weights for network MIMO, as described in Section 4.3.
In addition, we assume that the impact of interference from the primary transmitter on secondary network is neglected when the primary transmitter is located far away from secondary receiver [24, 25].
This knowledge can be acquired through a feedback channel from the receivers to the transmitter of each network assuming that the acquisition time is much lower than the coherence time of the channel fading.
