Sentence examples for which could broadcast from inspiring English sources

The transmitter, which could broadcast distress signals for many hours after a crash, is designed to operate independently of the jet's power system.

The gift was a palm-size copper disk called a magnetron, which could broadcast microwave radar beams farther and more precisely than any system in the world.

But the recent protests in Daraa had been about basic democratic reforms, not overthrowing the government, and Hossein felt confident that Assad would feel constrained by the gaze of the international community and by social media, which could broadcast abuses.

In an effort to defuse the issue of radio interference and avoid court challenges, the commission scaled back its original proposal to license stations with a maximum of 1,000 watts, which could broadcast over areas 18 miles in diameter.

In the distant past Nokia had an app called Sensor which could broadcast a little web page about yourself to those nearby.

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For the first time that anyone could remember, even the club's in-house TV station was not granted an explanation from a player, which it could broadcast to supporters.

Chávez intensified the confrontation, investing large sums of money in a state-media system in which he could broadcast the successes of his government and offset the counterrevolutionary press.

The launch in the early 1960s of geostationary satellites, which could bounce broadcast signals around the planet, allowed an event to be watched live around the world.

"I am discussing setting up a league between the UK and Russia, which could be broadcast on one of our terrestrial channels or our interactive service," Mr Coles said.

At the community level, the interactions of the current community nodes with distinct neighboring community nodes were calculated to determine the number of distinct communities into which the current community could broadcast a message.