Explains that it's all due to advertisements, and various bulletins issued by Dept. of Agriculture, etc. telling the danger of food poisoning, such as rancid oil in coffee, the mold in cheese, worms in pork, protein poisoning from eggs, etc. Faints from hunger in restaurant, and his friend gives him glass of water, and he says it's not potable-the resevoirs too low.
Due to ad filtering, the advertisements that have been common in video game journalism websites are becoming less viable.
Farmers gave up their own seeds due to misleading advertisements and mistakenly thinking that their friends or relatives did the same (Shiva 2010a; 2010b; 2010c; Shiva, 2014d; Spinks, 2011).
In July 2007, shortly after the release of Overlord there were rumours of a port to the PS3 of the game due to job advertisements at Triumph Studios, which mentioned one position needed "Porting X360/PC code base to PS3".
However, the band placed advertisements for a vocalist in the local music press in London, which Shields referred to later as "pointless, … disastrous and excrutiating " due to the advertisements attracting a number of Morrissey inspired vocalists who he referred to as "fruitballs".
This is likely due to the advertisements' immediate visibility upon visiting the blog.
Thus, the handover delay is substantially reduced to the time the MN receives its last packet from the HC until it receives its first packet in MAG 2, and this contribution is mainly due to the router advertisement delay, thus, (5).
Usually no more than half of eligible videos have a pre-roll advertisement, due to a lack of interested advertisers.
Earlier, Aubrey et al. (2009) used objectification theory to demonstrate short-term objectifying effects due to exposure to fashion advertisements featuring sexy images using an experiment.
Finding of repetitions with fingerprinting seems to be useful in audio segmentation of BN due to the omnipresence of advertisements, jingles, and even repeated programs.
While overall Internet ad spending continues to grow right along with Googles share of all Internet searches, 49% of U.S. advertisers said they had already cut or planned to cut their spending on pay-per-click advertisements due to ongoing concerns about click fraud, according to a survey released this week by Outsell.
