programming qualityの例文

• At first, Fidelity's claim focused on channel 9's programming quality.
• The aim was to improve learning and synergies across sectors in order to increase programme quality.
• By improving agency accountability in a systematic way, programme quality, impact and outcomes would also be enhanced.
• This move further boosted its programming quality.
• The network's first nomination in the category " certainly shows a maturing of the programming quality on the Fox network,"
• But more than 11 million households can't get cable, and many cable customers gripe about service, reception, price and programming quality.
• Plowright's exit was regarded as a turning point in the process whereby ITV gave profits a bigger priority than programme quality.
• The research on programming quality took into account both educational content of shows and also the reactions of the children and their parents.
• Electronic poetry has movement or programming qualities that allow for forms of experimentation that wouldn't even occur to print poetry writers, Glazier said.
• Electronic poetry has movement or programming qualities that allow for forms of experimentation that wouldn't even occur to the writer of print poetry, Glazier said.
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• He believed that even young children should be taught to analyze mass media, new means of communication should enhance education, and programming quality should be improved and focused on childhood development.
• With the introduction of independent privately owned channels in Greece in the late 1980s, programme quality changed to a more commercial variety, in order to survive the fierce competition for ratings.
• The essential tools for driving this virtual circle were the application of a programme quality management system ( designed in accordance with the HAP Standard ), reinforced through shared learning and independent auditing.
• Some fear that, absent a federal mandate to provide service to all, companies will invest only in those areas where returns are greatest, and programming quality will fall to the lowest common denominator.
• By combining the resources of the local stations into one regional station in each area, with a basic sustaining service from London, the BBC hoped to increase programme quality whilst also centralising the management of the radio service.
• For example, some audineces discontent the mistakes, which can be easily spotted within a soap opera due to the scarce research done on the show, because TVB is not necessary to focus on programmes quality as she is the monopolist.
• Brian Oake, who had gone over to The Edge, and Mary Lucia, hosted the morning show, and Lucia hosted a weekly local music program named " Popular Creeps " from the local Bryant-Lake Bowl . " Creeps " won multiple awards for programming quality.
• GMTV continued to strengthen its output, receiving further praise from the ITC in its Annual Performance Review of 1999 : " The overall programme quality improved . . . with more feature items and greater breadth of coverage, better journalistic and technical resources ".
• Cable and satelite will no doubt offer increasingly more tv channels and services through the digital changeover, but it seems the programming quality of mainstream media will probably lag behind the picture quality for years to come ( due largely to media consolidation ).