Sentence examples for across both channels from inspiring English sources

She also has a second channel, More Zoella, which has nearly 3.9 million subscribers and 377.2m views – meaning across both channels she now has 1.04bn views.

"It's not an either/or — we see mutual growth and expansion across both channels," Ross said.

The Holler Gram offers a simple way of communicating across both channels – real-life meatspace and the conference's official backchannel, Twitter.

Goldstein of Loyalty Lab says customers will no doubt demand having their Web purchases count toward their rewards as they come to see a store as one entity across both channels.

Television viewing figures were collated after the final, with a peak of 8.5 million viewers recorded across both channels.

This resulted in a significant reduction in tissue autofluorescence across both channels without a reduction in Qdot emission intensity.

The Good Shepherd was up against The Big Fat Quiz of the Year, hosted by Jimmy Carr and featuring Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand, which had a total of 3.6 million viewers across both Channel 4 and its timeshift service, Channel 4 +1.

Hazel Irvine, Clare Balding and Gabby Logan lead the TV coverage across BBC One and BBC Two, with both channels showing up to twelve hours of coverage a day combined, allowing audiences to truly immerse themselves in the sporting spirit.

Among these genes, we further selected candidate endogenous reference genes according to the following criteria: in at least 95% of the 384 arrays the Log2 ratio had to be within 2 SD from zero and the average intensities of both channels across all samples need to be higher than 2,000.

Determination of channel registration for dual-color imaging: A grid of regularly spaced, ion-beam-etched holes in gold-on-glass was used to achieve image registration across both emission channels.

In its most recent set of objectives for the current financial year, the BBC Trust, chaired by Lord Patten, said Hall must work on "improving and increasing the representation of women on air" as well as flagging up concerns about peaktime drama on BBC1 and current affairs across both that channel and BBC2.