A final sample of 171 participants was included in analyses, after excluding those with missing cardiometabolic variables (n = 23), covariates (n = 6) or unrealistic data (television viewing time > objectively measured sedentary time; n = 1).
The facilities and assets included were those that were consistent across the pooled NDHS data: television, radio, refrigerator, car, bicycle, motorcycle, source of drinking water, type of toilet facility, electricity and type of building materials used in the place of dwelling.
Interactive multimedia integrate computer, memory storage, digital (binary) data, telephone, television, and other information technologies.
I arranged to chat with Mary Yarbrough, Verizon's senior vice president in charge of both sales and service for voice, data and television products.
The two men needed to scale the Russian service module Zvezda to erect a six-and-a-half-foot boom for a compass and to install nine power, data and television cables between it and the other Russian module, Zarya.
Before taking up his Express role, he worked for the Press Association from 1990, initially as editor for arts and entertainment and subsequently as managing editor for arts and lifestyle, finance data and television listings.
Analysts said that while the partnership with NBC Universal represents a victory for Google, to effectively direct its ads the company needs to gain access to data from television set-top boxes.
All over the world, there is a fierce contest between cable, D.S.L., satellite, and Internet service providers to offer voice, data, and television packages to their customers — what is known in the industry as the "triple play".
Nielsen collects a broad amount of data from television, retail and the Internet, and has wide global reach, but analysts say that it has had little success tracking consumers' habits while they are on the go.
Through the quarterfinals of Euro 2004, which began June 13, the average match was watched by 14percentt more people than during the last European championships in 2000, according to Initiative, a media strategy firm that compiled data from television ratings agencies in 52 markets.
For many people, the line between paid working time, and time off has almost totally vanished, thanks to the digital revolution, which has turned our bedrooms into offices and our phones into high-speed computers capable of digitally processing data, film, television and audio.
