Sentence examples for deep libraries from inspiring English sources
The old companies have deep libraries in which many thousands of films, paid for long ago, generate cash in good years and bad.
Yes, it's true that their deep libraries are virtual and therefore fit the long-tail properties.
As a matter of fact, although much deeper, the Km3 sample has in common with the ALOHA 500 and 770 m deep libraries intermediate temperatures, 4.8 to 7.2°C, instead of the 1.4°C characterizing the 4,000 m-deep library.
Cranston et al. [ 11] analyzed data from BAC-end sequences from 10 species of Oryza including the complete genome of O. sativa and nine deep libraries averaging ~90,000 sequences per species.
The app features a deep library of instructional videos with Mr. Azinger, a P.G.A. tour veteran.
"Jeffrey Katzenberg and the DreamWorks organisation have created a dynamic film brand and a deep library of intellectual property," said Burke.
The inventors who work with Quirky, meanwhile, will have access to a deep library of technologies developed by G.E. for other uses.
"It's no secret that DC has myriad rich and untapped possibilities from its deep library of iconic and lesser-known characters," Alan Horn, president and chief operating office of Warner Brothers Entertainment, said in a statement.
AS many DVD distributors cut back on releases of older films — "deep library," in industry parlance — it's a particular pleasure to welcome a new company to the field.
Comedy Central plans to mix new performances from comics with selections from its deep library of performances that have appeared on its television channel — from series like "Premium Blend" and "Comedy Central Presents," as well as some of its roasts of celebrities.
The magazine has shifted its focus this year toward providing consumer advice and building a deep library of online product ratings — hoping to build on its successful rankings of colleges, hospitals and other institutions — along with news analysis, putting less emphasis on giving readers a rundown of recent events.
