Sentence examples for a small multimedia from inspiring English sources

Mr Galloway revealed his extraordinary performance before the US Senate appears to have spawned a small multimedia empire.

Donna Ferrato contributes annotated photographs of women in prison, and Carol Jacobsen expands on this subject in a small, multimedia solo show, co-sponsored by Amnesty International, in another part of the gallery.

At a seminar organised by Digital Public, a consultancy, I met the young people behind Dead Ends, a videogame commissioned by Channel 4, which enabled kids from at-risk London areas to work with rollingsound.co.uk, a small multimedia company, to create a game about knife life on the city's streets with a serious underlying message.

The branch also has a small book collection — mostly children's literature, periodicals and technology-related materials — as well as a small multimedia assortment containing music and movies.

The flat works begin with "The Dignity of Old" (1938), a lovely, small multimedia collage of yellows, browns and rust in which a composition of rectangles and linear forms is tricked out with postage stamps and glittering sequins.

As Marconi shows, the company has been on an acquisition spree, buying small multimedia outfits to boost its messaging capabilities, like making phones ready for videoconferencing.

Some new application scenarios for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) such as urban resilience, smart house/building, smart agriculture and animal farming, among others, can be enhanced by adding multimedia sensors able to capture and transmit small multimedia samples such as still images or audio files.

But our studios and small multimedia firms should not have to navigate onerous export controls or restrict themselves to weak technology simply because they want to incorporate encryption into their protection strategies.

The authors do not discuss the justification for the selection of a varied and smaller multimedia sample size for the endemic and non-endemic cases.

Rather than contract the production to out-of-house vendors the Met has chosen to create and keep a small group of multimedia developers and editors on staff.

That's certainly the way it is in "The Edge of Enchantment" at the National Museum of the American Indian, a small but eventful multimedia show about the encantos, or enchanted places, that pepper the mountains, bays and valleys of Mexico's Pacific coast.