Sentence examples for listeners activity from inspiring English sources

(Boo.com) Channel 4 Radio partners with Last.fm Channel 4's nascent radio service is partnering with Last.fm, MediaWeek reports, to publish a global chart show based on its listeners activity each week.

In 9 listeners it was situated in PT and in 4 listeners it was around the temporo-parietal junction; although in 2 of these listeners activity occurred at both sites (#7, #15).

Since this infrastructure component will write, store, and share listener activity in an open and standard format, we hope that such a log will become significantly more useful as other devices and tools leverage the standard to increase what an individual can do with their ListenLog data.

It is a rare issue that can unite their impresarios or spark their listeners into activity more demanding than dialing a telephone number; the current success of Trenton's WKXW-FM in bashing Gov. Jim Florio for his state's recent tax increases cannot be enjoyed by stations in Iowa.

New research puts a finer point on the confidence issue by tracking changes in listeners' brain activity when hearing someone make a statement.

Since Latin America is the scene of some of the most vital and independent new activity, listeners should stay closely tuned to "Sonidos" in the next few years.

Managed by the department's Telegraph Bureau, the station sent out bulletins for use by officers and let listeners follow police activity, especially after the introduction of radio-equipped motorcycle patrols in 1923.

We then check whether any of these listeners showed some activity at time t 0 + Δ τ, increasing the depth of the tree.

The breakfast programme will be the first to bring listeners overnight key activity from Pyeongchang, and the duo's running commentary live on location throughout the day will follow our hopefuls, reporting on all of Team GB's medal moments.

For students to benefit equally from peer discussions, it is likely that all students need to engage as both explainers and listeners during an activity so everyone in the group has an opportunity to engage constructively or interactively, leading to deeper understanding (Chi and Wylie, 2014).

It is as if they are dancing in parallel, the listener's brain activity mirroring that of the speaker with a short delay.