Sentence examples for values for television from inspiring English sources
Values for television and land owner ship, betel leaf use, occupation, vitamins C and B6, and calcium did not change the main effects beta values by 10% and so were not retained in the regression analysis as confounding factors.
He and executives from other networks pointed out that the day's only significant witness, David B. Duncan, the recently fired head auditor from Enron's accounting firm Arthur Andersen, wound up providing little of value for television because he was asked four questions and took the Fifth Amendment on all of them.
The BBC said that it was legally bound to go through an open tender process to get the best service and value for money for television licence-fee payers.
The write-down adjusts for the diminished value of television shows that have performed poorly in the ratings.
It provides the theoretical values for ultra high-definition television system.
But many of these teams provide something else of value to their owners -- programming for television networks.
Elsewhere and numerous made-for-television movies.
He was also quick to see the value in television for a sport in which the contestants were distinguished by degrees invisible to the naked eye, and he envisioned, in the paddock behind the teams' garages, an opportunity to cultivate an exclusive atmosphere such as you'd find at Wimbledon or Henley.
Presley was made for television.
Directing for television, travel journalism for newspapers.
