increasing of the support to the driver (preventive safety); satisfaction of driver's need for connectivity; increasing of entertainment for passengers; re-thinking to the interior as a useful functional space.
Intel has long considered entertainment to be a great vehicle for increasing demand for its chips.
Perhaps surprisingly for a country at war, entertainment increased.
In the 1960s, keeping dolphins in zoos and aquariums for entertainment purposes increased in popularity after the 1963 Flipper movie and subsequent Flipper television series.
In 2008, this had increased to 82 entertainment places and about 450 FSWs [ 12].
Inadequate sleep and resultant fatigue, for example, can lead to a reduction in physical activity and a change in dietary patterns, uptake of technology-based entertainment, increased obesity, and resultant depression, which can continue and/or widen the cycle.
By the 1970s, calls from the community and District Council for an entertainment venue increased.
And there is increased competition for consumer "entertainment" dollars, including smartphone and tablet games and apps, movies streamed to your TV screen or favorite device, and myriad of other choices.
The network described the change as a "shift in late night strategy," which grew out of "ratings momentum, advertising demand and increased revenue potential for entertainment programming in the 11 35 p.m. timeslot".
Catherine gradually introduced changes to the traditional entertainments: for example, she increased the prominence of dance in the shows that climaxed each series of entertainments.
