Sentence examples for determining television from inspiring English sources

Finally, this new online clustering technique is illustrated on determining television audience profiles with a sample of more than 5000 individual television audiences measured every minute over a period of 24 hours.

An article in Business Day on Monday about a decision by Nielsen Media Research to use people meters to determine television viewing habits in the country's biggest markets misstated the name of a group arguing against the change.

In much the same way that news is democratized by Digg, Knocka is attempting to empower users to create and determine television broadcasting on the Net.

In a poll conducted by Channel 4 and The Observer to determine television's one hundred most memorable moments, the final scene of "Goodbyeee" came ninth; it was one of only two entries in the top ten that was not news coverage (the other being a scene from Only Fools and Horses).

We were not able to determine television viewing and computer use time separately from the 7-Day Activity Diary data (these were often jointly reported and hence amalgamated into leisure time sedentary behaviour).

Approximately half the homes at all study sites have television (determined by counting television aerials).

C1 Predicting Television Hits Advertising agencies are turning to sources like chat rooms on the Web to try to determine which television programs will become the biggest hits of the season.

Under the plan, the league would have to decide how to include two extra games during the first weekend of the playoffs and determine which television networks would get the rights to broadcast those games.

DECADES ago, brewers determined that television commercials were just about the best way to sell beer, as anyone can attest who has listened to consumers still able to sing jingles like "This Bud's for you," "Tonight, let it be Löwenbräu" or "A beer is a beer is a beer is a beer until you've tasted Hamm's".

They determine a television's ability to draw distinct edges, handle scenes with lots of motion and accommodate large groups of viewers spread throughout a room.

Many producers, directors and content creators rely on intuition to determine which television programming will prove successful with the consumer — a reason why many venture capitalists have historically been hesitant to invest in media and entertainment startups.