Sentence examples for linked television from inspiring English sources

One study has linked television viewing to obesity and another to aggressiveness.

Numerous studies have linked television watching among infants and toddlers to increases in attention problems and obesity.

A co-founder of the company that created the "Baby Einstein" videos has asked a judge to order the University of Washington to release records relating to two studies that linked television viewing by young children to attention problems and delayed language development.

Once those people have the Aircast app installed, the process of shooting video or snapping photos and sending them along to that linked television doesn't take more than a few taps.

WebTV provided a low-cost, easy-to-use set-top box that linked televisions to the Internet, allowing users instant web access.

The service, called TV/Internet Data Fusion, links television ratings with Internet readership.

For years, hotels did not link television sets, air-conditioners and other devices because that would have required stringing cables across rooms to connect them to the central server.

An article on Friday about a study linking television viewing by teenagers and young adults with criminal acts and aggressive behavior incompletely quoted a leader of the study, Dr. Jeffrey G. Johnson.

Unfortunately for AOL, the row (combined with a successful hacker attack on the company's network) even overshadowed the launch of AOL TV, a service linking television sets to the Internet.It is no surprise that the quarrel is dragging on for so long.

He would probably be highly satisfied to see how his ideas for linking television advertising with politics continue to be expanded, revised and refined with each new election cycle.

Future research should examine the pathways linking television viewing and dental caries in the Chinese population.