That information can be used to determine what kind of advertisements, for example, that people receive.
The show's radio advertisements, for example, feature Ms. O'Donnell boldly predicting that the show will win a Tony Award.
Although cigarette advertisements, for example, typically portray smokers as young, healthy and attractive, smoking can make people look older and less healthy.
Both advertisements, for example, mention that Mr. Perry was the son of a tenant farmer and that he served in the Air Force, and they repeat Mr. Perry's campaign message that his policies have created jobs in Texas.
While the argument for medical research has been that there is a compelling human need, he said there was no such argument for using young chimps in television advertisements, for example, which he described as "entirely frivolous".
State gambling rules, according to city lawyers, can be esoteric: Raffle advertisements, for example, must be limited to a description of the event as "games of chance" — and there may be only one sign not exceeding 60 square feet indicating the event.
Advertisements, for example, that use Garden imagery to commercialize Eve -- and let's not forget her fashion model daughters -- "tempt" consumers into buying their products.
Patients will also be recruited by self-selection by media advertisements, for example through the website of the Dutch association of adults with ADHD (Impuls & Woortblind) and in presentations at regional thematic meetings.
During a car advertisement, for example, bystanders would be able to inspect a new car from every angle.
The breast cancer radio advertisement, for example, is running mainly on Long Island and in the New York City metropolitan area.
An insurance company that knows your home cover is about to expire might then use Twitter to send a direct advertisement, for example.
