Sentence examples for update webcast from inspiring English sources
I've got my fingers crossed for more efficient processing (read: longer battery life), since we've already seen Nvidia's quad-core chip, the Tegra 3. Update: Webcast no longer live.
Update: in a webcast discussing the bid, HP acknowledged that it had made a previous offer for the company.
UPDATE 3: The webcast has ended, but we're still awaiting word regarding the landing barge attempt of the reusable first-stage rocket.
We are listening to the earnings webcast and will update with more related to this as we hear it.
On January 27 , 2014 the Council on Financial Assistance Reform (COFAR), held a training webcast on the major updates to the Office of Management and Budget's recently reformed guidance on Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (2 C.F.R. 200).
44 minutes... BREAKING UPDATE: If you missed the broadcast or webcast or podcats or whatever, you can check out the archived show here.
At least for now the site is only appearing in plain text and is taking time to load any updates, such as the link for the webcast (which it hastily announced at 2am Eastern time) to announce the news.
1 47 p.m. | Updated Charlotte James, host of the Australian Open launch webcast, reported that Martina Hingis has only committed to the legends event at the 2012 Australian Open thus far, and is not confirmed for mixed doubles.
Some 61% of its business is outside the U.S. We'll be listening to eBay's webcast around the news at 8am Eastern and will update with more then.
This means that if Intimate Brands ibi planned yet another Victoria's Secret fashion show webcast for its enormous fan-base, predictive cache updating would not serve the site's need for keeping the network clog-free.
For those who are unable to attend the September 27-29 event in person, Medicine X has offered a high-quality streaming webcast of conference plenary proceedings, live photos, and other updates through their Global Access Program.
