Sentence examples for electronic audience from inspiring English sources

Blurring the boundaries between rock and techno is a smart move, because BoC have always made music that deserved to appeal beyond the electronic audience.

Mason, who assumed the top post at CBS Radio in March, said WCBS switched back to oldies partly because early data from Philadelphia with Arbitron's new Portable People Meter electronic audience measurement system showed that the oldies audience was being undercounted by the older paper diary method.

Then hopefully the electronic audience I've built up over the last 15 years will trust me and follow!" If the investment of her collaborators are any indication, then she has nothing to worry about.

The students first performed the IRAT on clinical scenarios with four or five plausible choices, using an electronic audience response system [ 25] (ARS) (eInstruction, Denton, Texas, USA).

Demographic information was collected at the beginning of each focus group discussion using questions that were administered in Spanish either with an electronic audience response system (TurningPoint Anywhere version 3.0.2.1171, Turning Technologies, LLC, Youngstown, Ohio), which allows participants to enter individual responses, or self-administered on paper.

In addition to drastically retooling programming and playlists in some markets, it agreed earlier this year to begin using, albeit with some reluctance, Arbitron's new Portable People Meter, an electronic audience-measurement system aimed at replacing paper diaries.

She chose to release her singles and albums digitally citing the nature of the electronic music audience with the listener choosing to click a button and getting music instantly and the traditional method of distribution deals in the United States.

Cooper wants to exploit these sonic possibilities in bringing his new album Human an album of equally warm but mechanical electronic sounds to audiences around the world.

And true to the historically accurate protocols from the early decades of electronic music, the audience at this concert sat passively in the darkened space listening to works played through loudspeakers.

The change in music from the tunes of the 1920s to the 1940s is on a continuum, but once you get into the 1960s, there is no correlation between music as I know it and the blasting of electric guitars, concerts that are nothing but electronic noise with audiences jumping and screaming.

During a particularly peaceful passage, a loud electronic noise from the audience caused her to restart the aria from the beginning.