Sentence examples for in a viewer from inspiring English sources
In this one piece at Bitforms, Levitate, the sounds it makes and its ability to bring in a viewer all correspond to time.
Each panorama should be shown as (1) a low-res inlined image on the web page, (2) a link that you can click on to show the full-resolution.jpg file, AND (3) embedded in a viewer as described above.
While Martin's work has managed to contain memory, story, nostalgia and emotion, the boxes' genius is their ability to burst their confines through whatever associations they evoke in a viewer.
At the Arena Gallery in Chelsea, where one of Ms. Carton's images of a stark bathroom is now on view, Renee Riccardo, the gallery owner, compared its effect to the way a crime scene snapshot draws in a viewer.
In a viewer study that was shared with local TV stations last month, Frank N. Magid Associates found that Ms. DeGeneres's seven-year-old show -- which features games, music, jokes and interviews with celebrities -- has been seen by viewers as "improving" for several years, more so than any of her competitors.
The best television and film directors realized decades ago that no matter how exciting an action set piece might be as pure eye candy, what really draws in a viewer is an emotional connection with the characters, whether that means Jack Bauer, Oskar Schindler or Luke Skywalker.
This one, directed by the playwright and performed by his Hotel Savant company as part of the Coil Festival, packages its enigmas in a viewer-friendly blend of racy tableaus and deconstructed language.
Advertisers already target their audiences with commercials during sports broadcasts in a personalized way (e.g., targeting commercials to specific demographics that are the expected viewers of a game), and it seems reasonable to expect the next step to be the personalization of the sports broadcast feed itself in a viewer-centric way.
In tennis, a viewer will be able to choose from which end of the court to watch.
(She once created an installation in which a viewer's path was determined by responses to prompts).
A viewer in Minneapolis said he saw the message about three minutes late.
