Sentence examples for listener pool from inspiring English sources

Some industry insiders said the firm has been relying on too small of a listener pool to accurately extrapolate audience levels for such a large city.

While this confound is to some extent intractable given our listener pool, no differences in either fixation error or proportion of misorientations were seen between the low ISDI and high ISDI listeners when using omnidirectional microphones (compare the open circles in Figs. 4A versus B and 7A versus B).

In the past, country stations, like WYNY and WHN, have done well in the city, gathering a larger audience than many stations in other parts of the country where country music is king simply because the pool of total listeners in the city is so large.

This wasn't the first case of alleged ratings manipulation involving members of Nielsen's sample pool of radio listeners.

With streaming, a song is not a discrete item to be paid for and kept — like a CD or a download — but one part of a vast pool of music that listeners can access with a click.

"I want listeners to feel like there's a pool they can jump into, as deep as my thoughts.

The Figures show percentages pooled across listeners, stimulus repetitions, and, in the case of the discrimination test, also the two A-B orders.

Linguists agree that speakers and listeners have their own goals for simplifying communication: Speakers prefer a small pool of words that they can quickly retrieve from memory, whereas listeners prefer words with a single, unambiguous meaning--and that requires a large vocabulary.

In "Dark Matter" the user (no longer merely the listener) takes control of a sound-creation tool, tapping pools of light to combine and mix tones of Gregorian complexity.

In this listener's long experience with orchestras drawn from the New York freelance pool, any band, and especially a conductorless one, plays best with Ms. Sato up front, leading with clear gesture and unfailing musicality.

Nor were all his productions unmitigated successes; Mason's much cherished electronic opera for radio, recorded quadrophonically (much of it under water in a municipal swimming-pool), left most listeners baffled.