Examples of using Digital broadcasting in English and their translations into Slovak
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LCD televisions and digital broadcasting, but did you know there is an amazing emerging technology that is allowing us to watch free satellite TV via the Internet?
Yesterday at the conference Digital Broadcasting in Ukraine, the main industry players,
The Commission's proposed Radio Spectrum Policy Programme would ensure that part of the digital dividend- the radio frequencies freed up by the move from analogue to digital broadcasting- were earmarked for use by for wireless broadband technologies.
Member States may also specify digital broadcasting services to which access must be ensured
The Digital Agenda also foresees proposals to ensure that part of the digital dividend- the radio frequencies freed up by the move from analogue to digital broadcasting- can be used for wireless broadband technologies.
to plan the new terrestrial digital broadcasting frequencies(i.e. the bands 174-230 MHz
that at least 1,6% of the population will not be covered by the public terrestrial digital broadcasting, and the market share will have to serve the operators of satellite TV.
The European Commission has approved under EU state aid rules a €7 million aid scheme supporting parallel analogue and digital broadcasting during the transition to digital TV in Slovakia.
( 5) The digital broadcasting licence of a public broadcaster shall pass to its legal successor, which is a legal entity that is a public broadcaster; the council shall change the person of broadcaster on the digital broadcasting licence.".
radio channels to end the audience not through terrestrial digital broadcasting in DVB-T2, and through terrestrial digital broadcasting in 5G.
The new rules laid down in the Decision set out conditions for allocation of nearly one quarter of the frequencies that will become available when Member States switch from analogue to digital broadcasting(due by end 2012- see IP/09/266).
other electronic communications services, in addition to digital broadcasting services.
in particular the"digital dividend" freed up by the transition from analogue to digital broadcasting(which uses less spectrum).
i.e. the spectrum bands potentially released by switchover to digital broadcasting.
have clearly shown that, due to interference problems, standard digital broadcasting services and other services delivered via fundamentally different communications networks cannot be“mixed” in the same spectrum bands.
which allows it to be widely used in setting up digital broadcasting network and provide good signals for scientific laboratory
As digital broadcasting uses the radio spectrum more efficiently,
As digital broadcasting uses spectrum more efficiently,
Although digital broadcasting promises new channels,
the ability to receive digital broadcasting.