Definition of multichannel in English:

multichannel

adjective mʌltɪˈtʃan(ə)l

Employing or possessing many communication or television channels.
multichannel cable TV networks
Example sentencesExamples
- Moreover, effective multichannel customer service attracts new customers and increases revenue.
- With the rise of the internet and multichannel TV on cable and satellite, whole channels have been targeted at this or that niche market, from cookery to cars.
- The biggest blessing of multichannel TV is the ability to avoid sport.
- As multichannel television has moved into six in every 10 homes, there has been a gentle decline in the number of programmes we all see together and dis - cuss afterwards.
- If you have two viable multichannel video providers in your market, you can get better deals.
- This new multichannel world became possible through technological change, as cable and satellite could deliver potentially vast numbers of channels to homes.
- Still, there is no question that other activities are taking up listeners' time, thanks to the growth of electronic games and multichannel cable and satellite television.
- The boards provide a 250kHz maximum sample rate in single and multichannel scans at any gain setting.
- The Internet represents just another distribution channel in a complex multichannel strategy.
- For those who train the staff of multichannel contact centers, the implications of these changes in customer expectations are significant.
- In the multichannel age more outlets than ever are chasing the same viewers among the nation's children.
- But there's more to do in the evolution of cable from a multichannel video provider to a provider of voice, video and data services as part of a broadband package.
- Above all, it needs to recognise that it has two main radio stations, and that they compete in a multichannel radio world.
- They want to buy a product that will enable them to get the latest and greatest in multichannel video entertainment.
- In his time, in 1967, the multichannel television system was introduced.
- This integration of single and multichannel communications provides a networking capability that was previously non existent.
- The claim that all this stems from the needs of competition in a multichannel environment is always trotted out, but it has never been explained why this required the ending of much that was best about the programme content.
- Kids channels are a mainstay of multichannel television anyway.
- But now the magic formula is lost forever in the new free-market multichannel onslaught and it is the viewers who, ultimately, have paid for it.
- With plenty of awards and solid ratings, cable's best programmers are ushering in a new era in multichannel television.

Rhymes

annal, channel, flannel, impanel, panel

Definition of multichannel in US English:

multichannel

adjective

Employing or possessing many television or communications channels.
multichannel cable TV networks
Example sentencesExamples
- With plenty of awards and solid ratings, cable's best programmers are ushering in a new era in multichannel television.
- This integration of single and multichannel communications provides a networking capability that was previously non existent.
- The claim that all this stems from the needs of competition in a multichannel environment is always trotted out, but it has never been explained why this required the ending of much that was best about the programme content.
- In his time, in 1967, the multichannel television system was introduced.
- But there's more to do in the evolution of cable from a multichannel video provider to a provider of voice, video and data services as part of a broadband package.
- They want to buy a product that will enable them to get the latest and greatest in multichannel video entertainment.
- Above all, it needs to recognise that it has two main radio stations, and that they compete in a multichannel radio world.
- As multichannel television has moved into six in every 10 homes, there has been a gentle decline in the number of programmes we all see together and dis - cuss afterwards.
- With the rise of the internet and multichannel TV on cable and satellite, whole channels have been targeted at this or that niche market, from cookery to cars.
- But now the magic formula is lost forever in the new free-market multichannel onslaught and it is the viewers who, ultimately, have paid for it.
- The boards provide a 250kHz maximum sample rate in single and multichannel scans at any gain setting.
- Moreover, effective multichannel customer service attracts new customers and increases revenue.
- Still, there is no question that other activities are taking up listeners' time, thanks to the growth of electronic games and multichannel cable and satellite television.
- The Internet represents just another distribution channel in a complex multichannel strategy.
- The biggest blessing of multichannel TV is the ability to avoid sport.
- For those who train the staff of multichannel contact centers, the implications of these changes in customer expectations are significant.
- If you have two viable multichannel video providers in your market, you can get better deals.
- Kids channels are a mainstay of multichannel television anyway.
- This new multichannel world became possible through technological change, as cable and satellite could deliver potentially vast numbers of channels to homes.
- In the multichannel age more outlets than ever are chasing the same viewers among the nation's children.

单词	multichannel
释义	Definition of multichannel in English: multichannel adjective mʌltɪˈtʃan(ə)l Employing or possessing many communication or television channels. multichannel cable TV networks Example sentencesExamples Moreover, effective multichannel customer service attracts new customers and increases revenue. With the rise of the internet and multichannel TV on cable and satellite, whole channels have been targeted at this or that niche market, from cookery to cars. The biggest blessing of multichannel TV is the ability to avoid sport. As multichannel television has moved into six in every 10 homes, there has been a gentle decline in the number of programmes we all see together and dis - cuss afterwards. If you have two viable multichannel video providers in your market, you can get better deals. This new multichannel world became possible through technological change, as cable and satellite could deliver potentially vast numbers of channels to homes. Still, there is no question that other activities are taking up listeners' time, thanks to the growth of electronic games and multichannel cable and satellite television. The boards provide a 250kHz maximum sample rate in single and multichannel scans at any gain setting. The Internet represents just another distribution channel in a complex multichannel strategy. For those who train the staff of multichannel contact centers, the implications of these changes in customer expectations are significant. In the multichannel age more outlets than ever are chasing the same viewers among the nation's children. But there's more to do in the evolution of cable from a multichannel video provider to a provider of voice, video and data services as part of a broadband package. Above all, it needs to recognise that it has two main radio stations, and that they compete in a multichannel radio world. They want to buy a product that will enable them to get the latest and greatest in multichannel video entertainment. In his time, in 1967, the multichannel television system was introduced. This integration of single and multichannel communications provides a networking capability that was previously non existent. The claim that all this stems from the needs of competition in a multichannel environment is always trotted out, but it has never been explained why this required the ending of much that was best about the programme content. Kids channels are a mainstay of multichannel television anyway. But now the magic formula is lost forever in the new free-market multichannel onslaught and it is the viewers who, ultimately, have paid for it. With plenty of awards and solid ratings, cable's best programmers are ushering in a new era in multichannel television. Rhymes annal, channel, flannel, impanel, panel Definition of multichannel in US English: multichannel adjective Employing or possessing many television or communications channels. multichannel cable TV networks Example sentencesExamples With plenty of awards and solid ratings, cable's best programmers are ushering in a new era in multichannel television. This integration of single and multichannel communications provides a networking capability that was previously non existent. The claim that all this stems from the needs of competition in a multichannel environment is always trotted out, but it has never been explained why this required the ending of much that was best about the programme content. In his time, in 1967, the multichannel television system was introduced. But there's more to do in the evolution of cable from a multichannel video provider to a provider of voice, video and data services as part of a broadband package. They want to buy a product that will enable them to get the latest and greatest in multichannel video entertainment. Above all, it needs to recognise that it has two main radio stations, and that they compete in a multichannel radio world. As multichannel television has moved into six in every 10 homes, there has been a gentle decline in the number of programmes we all see together and dis - cuss afterwards. With the rise of the internet and multichannel TV on cable and satellite, whole channels have been targeted at this or that niche market, from cookery to cars. But now the magic formula is lost forever in the new free-market multichannel onslaught and it is the viewers who, ultimately, have paid for it. The boards provide a 250kHz maximum sample rate in single and multichannel scans at any gain setting. Moreover, effective multichannel customer service attracts new customers and increases revenue. Still, there is no question that other activities are taking up listeners' time, thanks to the growth of electronic games and multichannel cable and satellite television. The Internet represents just another distribution channel in a complex multichannel strategy. The biggest blessing of multichannel TV is the ability to avoid sport. For those who train the staff of multichannel contact centers, the implications of these changes in customer expectations are significant. If you have two viable multichannel video providers in your market, you can get better deals. Kids channels are a mainstay of multichannel television anyway. This new multichannel world became possible through technological change, as cable and satellite could deliver potentially vast numbers of channels to homes. In the multichannel age more outlets than ever are chasing the same viewers among the nation's children.
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