Sentence examples for audience dependent from inspiring English sources

In the jargon of the trade, such movies are "execution dependent" (they have to be good to succeed), rather than "audience dependent" (the audience will show up regardless of the quality).

Despite the important role that primate alarm calls have played in the search for the roots of human language, and having been identified as a flexible, context and audience-dependent behaviour requiring sophisticated cognitive processes (Zuberbühler 2007), far less is known about geographic variation in primate alarm calls.

Stations handle a finite audience, again dependent on broadcasters' connections, so new viewers can be temporarily shut out of available slots, which can sometimes make it a challenge to see popular programs.

5. C. THE DEAL 1. A. 2. D. Commercial success of period dramas is usually related to the film's quality; the other genres, with a built-in audience, are less "execution dependent".

Without the United States, he said addressing the Chinese audience, "I will be dependent on you".

Focus group participants recognised that their presentations were not targeted to an audience who were highly dependent in their mobility (such as those who are wheelchair bound or may come from a residential care setting).

This means Facebook is the most powerful force in global news, potentially offering publishers access to vast audiences, but leaving them dependent on the whims of its algorithm".

So when my first plays started to be performed all over the world I think that the audiences who were not dependent on specific ideologies, who were open to new trends in theatre, they received very favorably my plays all over the world.

Methodological approaches to preparing overviews vary according to their aims (for instance, to be an input to policy deliberation, to develop specific recommendations, or to inform the field about the effects of different strategies) and key audiences (this may be dependent on who would implement the interventions).

Sport is drama and, like all good theatre, the success of the storyline is dependent upon the audience connecting with the portrayal of a character and his foe.

In an industry which is dependent on the audience's love of its leading couple, Kajol was to become Elizabeth Taylor to Shah Rukh's Richard Burton (minus the marital strife).