Those rationales include the "uniquely pervasive nature of broadcast media and its unique accessibility to children".
The court relied on what it called the uniquely pervasive nature of broadcast media and its unique accessibility to children.
In contrast, when each localization iteration uniquely localizes many nodes at once therefore requires few broadcasts.
Television stationoperators, cable television system operators, and video programmers should follow practices in connection with video programming that take into consideration that television broadcast and cable programming has established a uniquely pervasive presence in the lives of American children.
At each iteration, each node constructs a new set of uniquely localized nodes in its cluster using our proposed primitives, broadcasts this set to the neighbors, gathers analogous information, and iterates the same process.
Uniquely, the cathartic hearings were open to the public and broadcast on TV.
This service is uniquely enabled by a little-known technology known as Cell Broadcast, or SMS-CB.
During this phase, a source node broadcasts a route request (RREQ) packet which contains the source sequence number (to uniquely identify each packet), the time-to-live (TTL), the bandwidth, and the delay required by the new flow.
The show is an ideal mixing of medium and message: a tightly produced broadcast exploring a subject — the oft-overlooked world of modern composition — that uniquely benefits from musical immersion and auditory elucidation.
Every message m carries two fielding containing: (1) the identifier of the process that broadcast m and (2) a timestamp generated by the process local counter which uniquely identifies m.
"M.L.S. is a perfect fit for our new group, and we are uniquely positioned to help grow soccer in the United States with extensive coverage on NBC Sports Network, significant programming on the broadcast network and our growing digital platforms.
