Sentence examples for audio-visual medium from inspiring English sources

Developed as a simultaneous audio-visual medium, Beyoncés songs are accompanied by non-linear short films that illustrate the musical concepts conceived during production.

Television is an audio-visual medium so widespread that there is hardly a single household without a TV set almost anywhere in the world.

The purpose of this study was to transfer some experimental activities designed by the researchers in line with the curriculum on light-matter interaction into audio-visual mediums that can be used in schools with insufficient laboratory facilities, in this way providing needed support for educational materials, offering guidance for teachers and contributing to student academic achievement.

The fact that nearly 30percentt of the country's population is illiterate enhances the importance of the Egyptian media's role in the upcoming elections, particularly that of audio-visual mediums such as television and radio.

Infection control issues are discussed in these patients as they are patients on long term care All the sisters who take care of patients having Tracheostomy are educated with the help of this audio visual medium.

We performed an extensive experimental evaluation on a medium sized audio-visual corpus covering three emotions, namely anger, sadness and happiness, as well as neutral reading style.

Students explore the complexity of the media environment by learning to think across media, to see beyond the boundaries imposed by older medium-specific approaches to the study of audio-visual and literary forms.

To scrap it suddenly would not be possible in the short- to medium-term because "the entire economic equilibrium of the audio-visual world and theatre is based on it".

The three medium-sized components (Fig. 2) represent developmental abnormalities, audio-visual disorders as well as neurodegenerative and psychiatric illnesses.

'Thirty per cent audio-visual rights.

Audio-visual speech recognition systems significantly outperform their audio-only counterparts, especially under ideal visual and noisy audio conditions.