"While I find some evidence of substitution of Web viewing for conventional television viewing, time spent viewing programming on the Web four hours per week far exceeds the reduction in weekly traditional television viewing of about 25 minutes.
While I find some evidence of substitution of web viewing for conventional television viewing, time spent on viewing programming on the web – 6.8 h per week – far exceeds the reduction in weekly traditional television viewing of about 7 min.
She shares her father's distaste for the conventional views of society as to the importance of wealth and rank.
Naturally, that sympathy infuriates Africans themselves, for the conventional view of Africa as a genocide inside a failed state inside a dictatorship is, in fact, wrong.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] isn't all badThe Economist has fallen for the conventional view that deflation is worse than inflation ("Feeling down", February 21st).
The idea of downloading and storing video for conventional television viewing has until now been pioneered by a small group of technology companies like Akimbo, a maker of an Internet digital video recorder that is based in San Mateo, Calif.
For decades, the conventional view among economists was that technological advances create as many opportunities for workers as they take away.
"Why does the opinion of a movie star matter, except insofar as he or she is a citizen?" asks Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic, adding, "There is something a little risible about these people being invited to the White House for their perfectly conventional views on, say, climate change".
For a more conventional view of the efficient cause, see Ross (1923, 75).
In an interview, Dr. Hartmann said the finding overturned what had been the conventional view for decades.
