Sentence examples for complex advertisements from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that highly curious consumers are likely to be more attracted to visually complex advertisements, thereby demonstrating greater scan intention.

The consistent treatment of commercials for multiple food items in this paper enables comparisons to be made between the different nutrient profile models regardless of the technicalities in the application of the nutrient profile model to more complex advertisements, such as those for multiple products (either comprising a meal, or different products within a range).

A more complex advertisement might start out with something negative about the opposing candidate, requiring 10 seconds of downbeat music — "Sad strings: 'Under bad candidate, this happened,' " he suggested — before a transition to a more upbeat, aspirational melody.

Recently, as the mobile ecosystem becomes more complex, advertisement marketers are focusing on targeted marketing to customers to maximize the impact of advertising.

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The grey mouse lemur produced an acoustically complex, frequency modulated advertisement call with an upward frequency modulated sweep followed by a tail containing several sinusoidal modulations (sinusoidally frequency modulated call (SFM call)).

Although it seems simple, the process behind receiving such an ad is often complex, as it involves targeting advertisements towards specific groups of people -- this data is not always readily available.

However, although we can conclude that exposure to tobacco products advertisements leaves a complex and positive traces in the minds of children and adolescents, it remains unclear whether these traces provide insight knowledge to the danger of tobacco products usage, or whether they may relate to tobacco products usage later in life.

The effects can be seen everywhere: in new shopping centers and restaurant complexes, in building sites, in advertisements for the latest laptops and iPods.

SWSA includes: (1) a collection of web service descriptions in Ontology Web Language-Based Service (OWL-S), (2) service advertisement using business Complex Concept (CC), and (3) a concept similarity assessment algorithm.

Many plant use complex trickery or provide snacks and advertisements (colours) to lure in pollinators, communicating either through direct deception or rewards.