Although he cautions that organisers still have a role to play with the makeup of audiences varying greatly from event to event.
A choice of nine audiences, varying in terms of the number of audience members (from 3 to 25) and their friendliness (from smiling and welcoming to bored and fidgety) can be selected by the patient each time they give a presentation.
The word "nigger" alone, in a public place with a captive audience of varying sensibilities, makes this a "quality of life" offense, to borrow from the lexicon of city officials who battle problems like noise.
He holds the stage with authority, flirting with the audience and varying his moods enough to keep our attention on this exhausting fellow.
Can this abstract (and feasibly ineffable) concept be translated into a physical art structure, let alone be articulated to a global audience with varying understandings of such a broad idea?
Commercial television is not an artistic endeavor, or even primarily an entertainment medium, but an industry that sells its products (the attention of audiences of varying sizes and demographies) to its customers (corporations with advertising budgets).
But the case of the pop star Web sites bolsters the viability of at least one of the agency's proposals: that child-friendly sites aimed at audiences of varying ages must either assume all users are under 13, or screen users for age to identify those for whom data collection requires prior parental consent.
The wildly successful opening launched a decadelong franchise that brought the magic to the audiences with varying degrees of success, ranging from outstanding ("Prisoner of Azkaban"), exceeds expectations ("Deathly Hallows") and poor ("Half-Blood Prince"). .
The University of Kentucky SRP trainee workshops teach graduate students and postdoctoral scholars to tailor research presentations for community and policy audiences with varying scientific literacy (Hoover A, personal communication).
People are excellent sound absorbers, and thus the audience has a distinct impact on auditorium acoustics; to keep this effect constant with varying audience size, auditorium seats are usually upholstered to serve as surrogate spectators of the same sound absorbency.
