Sentence examples for interactive pamphlets from inspiring English sources

The prize money won at The International reached a total value of $2.9m with the developers putting up $1.6m and $1.3m raised by the sale of interactive pamphlets to fans.

The total pot was $2.9m thanks to money raised by taking a cut of the sales of a $10 interactive pamphlet released to help fans follow the event.

If unbalanced and ladderized trees are prone to be misinterpreted, then museums should avoid them, or otherwise include further resources for understanding them, such as additional information in the form of pamphlets, computer programs, interactive touch screens, and even websites.

In the health care setting, interventions are often provided in print, although accessible to nearly everyone, are brief (e.g., pamphlets), are not interactive, and can require some logistics around distribution.

Participants felt that regular interpersonal, interactive sessions-as opposed to pamphlets or television messages-were the most valuable method of communication.

Student responses may include, but are not limited to, educating through a diorama, poster series, documentary, comic book, coloring book, public service announcement, commercial, Web site, celebrity spokesperson, pamphlet, catch phrase, interactive activities, action figures, merchandise, or skit.

26 The decision aid may be designed for use before, during, or after a healthcare appointment or independent of any healthcare appointment, and may be in any format (eg, pamphlets, booklets, videos, DVDs, interactive websites, static websites, electronic documents, smartphone mobile applications ('apps')).

We present the effectiveness and advantages of the proposed approach by demonstrating several implementation results such as interactive AR car design and touchable AR pamphlet.

Decision support tools have been developed in a range of formats including decision boards, interactive videodiscs, personal computers, audio-tapes, audio-guided workbooks, pamphlets, and group presentations [ 14].

This offers a comprehensive array of pamphlets on the area's activities together with interactive games, such as "Who wants to manage a national park?" The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park was the brainchild of the late Donald Dewar and will be the second largest in the UK, after the Lake District.

Pamphlets and audio/video-tapes are linear and non-interactive [ 10].