Sentence examples for z channel from inspiring English sources

With reference to the June 25 article "The Death of Z Channel--What Now?," I was sorry to read no mention of the birth of the Z Channel.

An article in The Arts on Nov. 29 about Jerry Harvey, programmer for the Z Channel, a movie station on cable in Los Angeles, misstated the name of another cable channel, where he formerly worked.

His hiring by the Z Channel in 1980 was not related to the letter.

The article also misidentified the owner of the Z Channel at the time.

From 1981, in his role as director of programming of the influential American cable TV outfit Z Channel, Harvey aired the director's cuts of many more films including Sergio Leone's Once Upon a Time in America, Bernardo Bertolucci's 1900 and Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate.

The Z channel spectroscopy image and the average spectroscopy signal are shown in Figure 2a, and the inset in the top right corner is the average current-voltage (IV) curve for the entire image.

Included is a software interface of 26 channels, A to Z; channels A through Y are preset, each with 25 Internet stations.

This content can either be advertising content shared on popular Gen Z channels like Pewdiepie, or native content that naturally appeals to Gen Z viewers.

Z Channel--the quirky and acclaimed Los Angeles-area cable-TV service that for 15 years has specialized in an eclectic mix of old, new and foreign movie fare--is being acquired for an undisclosed sum by a New York-based cable firm whose programming consists largely of news and sports.

This peak picking reduced the dimensionality of the MS data from a massive 680 samples × 111,339 m/ z channels (75,710,520 data points) to a mere 680 × 243 (165,240 data points) and this process did not negatively affect classification.

They take up fewer pins (64 pins per Gen-Z channel for 25-448 GB/s) on the CPU chip than DDR4 (154 pins per channel for 17-25 GB/s).