Sentence examples for application of television from inspiring English sources

This "Television Bibliography" is in the same handy size (about 9 in. × 6 in). as the R.C.A. Review, and should prove useful and convenient to all those concerned with the study, development and application of television.

Though Ms. Schmidtke's work sometimes involves the more traditional process of putting a client into character, as she did with Mr. Clooney for a Cary Grant-style Vanity Fair shoot, she also enjoys watching the application of television trends to real life (the "Boardwalk Empire," shaved close with an undercut while leaving a floppy 4 to 5 inches on top, was popular this summer, she said).

Cockerill's counterpart, Rob Baxter, tends to meet triumph and disaster with a Roger Moore raise of the eyebrow but even he was obliged to question the latest confusing application of the television match official trial.

"The killer application on television turns out to be television," says Richard Lindsay-Davies, CEO of the Digital TV Group.Some technology firms do "get it", as the bloggers like to say.

In April, Hulu announced that 29% of the content consumed through the video streaming service is watched through its applications on television sets or devices connected to them.

After home shopping, industry experts say, the call-in show is the most successful application of German interactive television, combining two familiar forms of communication: television and the telephone.

There is a growing trend of companion applications to television shows that bring a second screen to interactivity with TV shows and movies.

Although entertainment computing has been associated mainly with video-games, there is also more than a couple of decades' research in computer applications for television.

TECHNOLOGY developed to help the printing industry check the colors of page proofs may find a much broader consumer application: improving the color display of television sets.

The first public database of video contents and related subjective quality scores was produced by the Video Quality Experts Group VQEGG) and used to compare the performance of Full-Reference objective metrics, targeting secondary distribution of television as application [3].

Given that Hussein is from a minority sect, a leader loathed by a majority of the disparate groups under his rule, the White House had hopes that a quick application of force would produce television images of newly liberated Iraqis jubilantly hunting down members of the Baath Party to lynch.