"Rank" refers to how well Friends rated compared to other television series that aired during primetime hours of the corresponding television season.
Below, "Rank" refers to how well 30 Rock rated compared to other television series which aired during primetime hours of the corresponding television season; for example, in its first year, there were 101 television series that were rated higher.
In 1950 the FCC approved CBS's colour television and corresponding broadcast standards for immediate commercial use.
IF in real estate, as the saying goes, the three most important things are "location, location, location," when it comes to wooing viewers and advertisers to online video from television, the corresponding mantra seems to be "content, content, content".
As most magazines, films, and television shows have corresponding Web sites, these groups may also find the Internet useful to conduct their research.
A survey found that 90% of the youth had read the monthly magazine at least once and 70% had viewed the television spots, with corresponding increased rates of contraceptive use and HIV testing, demonstrating the potential of these educational social marketing programs [ 15].
Some of his supporters expressed scepticism about the earlier allegations of sexual harassment, which Cain described as baseless, but White's television appearance without a corresponding Cain denial may hurt him among the Christian evangelicals.
The data contains standard definition television videos and the corresponding values of the subjective assessment.
If the networks continue to make distribution deals that put great content behind firewalls, they are limiting the potential to drive audience loyalty and corresponding economic value from their core product: the television shows they put on their air.
Since the end of the series, Whedon has stated that his intention was initially to produce a "cult" television series and has acknowledged a corresponding "rabid, almost insane fan base" that subsequently emerged.
In the BBC Books Doctor Who New Series Adventures line, a range of spin-off novels that began in 2005 with the Ninth Doctor and revitilisation of the television series, six novels were released corresponding to the series.
