Sentence examples for changes in viewer from inspiring English sources

Changes in viewer behavior continue to outpace changes in the television business model.

"We're trying to be more reactive to where we see changes in technology and changes in viewer interest," Lewin said.

Mr. Harbert proposed that the TV industry consider buying and selling ad time using "C7," which counts the whole week's worth of viewership: "The second thing I want to bring up is that with all the changes in viewer behavior, we can no longer ignore time-shifting.

MTV and its fellow Viacom cable channels have been particularly hard hit by the rapid changes in viewer behavior that are turning the pay-TV business on its head.

"We can't just put our heads in the sand and not attempt to understand a change in viewers' interests," he said.

The changes in TV viewer behavior have been bringing down parent company Disney's revenues as well.

We are used to thinking of the sun as providing compass information because its geographical direction remains essentially fixed over short timescales despite changes in the viewer's position.

Interestingly, Rooth (2009) found that photos that were manipulated to make a person of normal weight appear to be obese (BMI≥30) caused a change in the viewer's perception, from attractive to unattractive.

What this means – providing nothing changes in the next two months – is that viewers will be walking into the cinema in December with a genuine sense of anticipation, rather than the feeling that they've already seen most of the action in trailers and clips.

By touching a tile and then touching another one, users can trigger changes in color or pattern, turning the viewer into not just a participant, but a necessary component for producing the visual effects.

One filtering test, for example, required viewers to note changes in red rectangles while ignoring changes in blue rectangles in the same pictures.