It may occasionally—for example, in a live unscripted broadcast—be difficult for the broadcasting authorities to carry out this requirement.
For example, some programmes might cost as little as £200 an hour, whereas others, involving unscripted live performances might be up towards £2,000 an hour.
They are unscripted, and predominantly unprepared.
Part of the promise of agent technology is that agents will be able to engage in diverse and unscripted interactions with other agents in order to accomplish their respective goals.
However, the analyses are "complicated" by the fact that the speech is unscripted; it therefore varies in rhetorical structure and completeness, and in the details of topics and emphases.
Conversational data consisted of approximately 25 minutes of unscripted, free-flowing conversation for all speakers.
Norms, 'generalized patterns of expectation',3 are often unscripted rules which cannot be easily questioned.
In addition, the book does not address unscripted talk in relatively new television genres, such as reality programming.
