Sentence examples for facing readers from inspiring English sources

This was the question facing readers after Thomas Edison's invention of the phonograph made it possible to listen to the recorded voice for the first time in history.

One of the challenges facing readers of mathematics-intensive journals is that they have no way to access the code that generated the equations.

That is likely the most burning question facing readers of George R. R. Martin's mammoth Song of Ice and Fire series regarding its fifth and latest installment, A Dance with Dragons.

Ideal transponder location on package was reader antenna polarisation dependent, but generally tags facing reader antennas exhibited better detection rate.

New technology includes "face readers" that automatically analyze expressions like staring, surprise, a smile or a frown.

SundayET spoke to a range of crystal gazers across the country - astrologers, numerologists, tarot card and face readers - and they all predict that despite its share of highs and lows, 2009 will end on a good note.

Some can be attributed to normal aging and the stresses of the office but face readers interpret certain specific physiological differences as signs of internal psychological shifts.

(The elder Mr. Lee considered physiognomy so important that he made sure a fortune-teller, or "face reader," was present at employment interviews).

Climate change is the greatest issue the world is facing and readers can't have the message highlighted enough.

Face readers were obsessive.

Like the firefighters and the face readers, the paramedic could not explain her reasoning.