On the other hand, since smartphones have less screen real estate, the company will be experimenting with custom ad types designed specifically for the iPhone and Android, such as promoting companies to follow or posting relevant ads in the news stream.
"She may have less screen time than the other nominees, but what she does in that song... wow.
With less than 15 minutes of offense Monday, Peyton Manning had less screen time than the new Dolphins investor Marc Anthony.
The best supporting actor race is among the toughest to call and Mr. De Niro has less screen time than one of his competitors, Christoph Waltz.
As Rose, Davis could have easily held her own in the Best Actress category; that she is running in the supporting contest has raised questions of category fraud, since it almost guarantees her a win over competitors who had less screen time.
The character also had less screen-time than others in the series, in part so that Hurd could accept theater roles.
Tucker said that "Madonna-as-TV-actress" defeated "Madonna-as-movie-actress" primarily because "she was paired with a pro like [Megan ] Mullallyand had less screen time than she did in her most recent movie dud, Swept Away.
The majority (85.4%) were willing to have more frequent breast screening if they were found to be at higher risk, but fewer (58.8%) were willing to have less frequent screening if at lower risk (t (956) = 15.6, p < 0.001).
By contrast, Time Warner and most new luxury buildings are condos; residents own individual units and boards have less power to screen prospective buyers.
Nevertheless, interval cancer, which is cancer detected between screening rounds, comprises 28% of cancers among screened women in Europe. 1 Survival rates for interval cancers have improved during recent decades 2 and it is controversial whether true interval cancers have less favourable prognosis than screening detected cancers or breast cancers diagnosed outside a screening programme.
