Sentence examples for difference in the media from inspiring English sources
In the end, it probably won't make much difference in the media industry's embryonic efforts to make money from online video, which are shifting to advertising-supported streaming video.
This transition suggests that the results can be attributed to the differences in the media surrounding the nanoparticles when the resin is in the liquid or solid state.
These divergences in the levels of tolerance might be due to the differences in the media compositions [ 69].
The differences in the growth patterns may have been attributable to differences in the media [liquid (this study) vs. solid (Chang et al. 2011)], media components, or strain background [YPH274 (this study) vs., BY4741 (Chang et al. 2011)].
Whether an old conglomerate embraced the new technology or dithered made little difference in winning the media race as long as the conglomerate remained flexible.
There also was a big difference in how the media covered the cases.
Edward Crawford -- the man in an American flag T-shirt seen throwing a tear gas canister in an iconic photo from Ferguson -- said he's seen a difference in how the media has covered events since last summer.
The CNN and Fox streaming programs, he added, are "repurposing the cable model to the Internet, as if there were no difference" in the two media.
For P4 cells, there was no significant difference in the two media.
"'White Riots vs.Black Protests' was originally inspired by the difference in the way the media portrayed the Ferguson protests vs. (mostly) white sports fan riots," Mike Damanskis, Director of Digital at Brave New Films told The Huffington Post in an email.
Some of those powers have remained and continue to be used to limit public protest in the streets of Montreal, and are the subject of constitutional challenges and proposed class action lawsuits.," said one woman, who said she was an anthropologist looking at the differences in how the media presents women athletes' bodies, as compared to men.
