Sentence examples for which can broadcast from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Romney, Mr. Obama is backed by well-financed political action committees, known as "super PACs," which can broadcast commercials on his behalf.

He added that individual guests had also used the room, which can broadcast live televised events, for birthday parties and sports gatherings.

People there are also downloading communications apps such as Twitter and Ustream, which can broadcast live video, and Zello, which works like a walkie-talkie, so they can record events and avoid surveillance, as protests and disorder entered their sixth day.

Compared with many older systems, standardized Wi-Fi technology, which can broadcast data about 500 times faster than a cellphone, is exceedingly stable, if only because as it becomes more common, feedback from its many users has led to continual improvements.

Compared to live streams of today, which can broadcast from the seafloor or an eagle's nest at high resolutions, the Fishcam is rudimentary.

The university also planted 26 blue light emergency towers, which can broadcast a warning in event of an emergency situation, the Kentucky Kernal reports.

"People love a stage or a pulpit from which they can broadcast," S. Shyam Sundar, a director of the Media Effects Research Laboratory at Pennsylvania State University, explained.

LinkedIn is also adding status updates with which users can broadcast their current activities (professional or otherwise) to their connections and/or networks.

In some senses the service is like a mix between Google Profiles and Ping.fm, offering a single hub for all of your online presences and social activity, from which you can broadcast your status updates to multiple services.

The site also prominently features a spot for a 'video avatar' – a brief video clip that's meant to take the place of traditional emoticons or static photos, which you can broadcast to a number of popular online services.

Having that approach in mind, after broadcasting the required number of free-to-air TV programs (n) in DVB-T2 there are (k × j2-n) and in DVB-T (k × j1-n) spare TV programs with which we can broadcast PayTV service.