Sentence examples for listeners devices from inspiring English sources
So, not only will Spotify be offering its more than 10 million registered users a music store, it wants its music player to become the default mobile app on its listeners' devices.
The European Union specialists add that although such listening devices are beneficial to many listeners, there are other dangers apart from hearing loss.
Likewise, this serves as a communications hub since the disc jockey can broadcast to their listeners' mobile devices via this service.
Nevertheless, because we wished to test what effects microphone directionality had on orienting responses, the subsequent discussion will focus exclusively on the group of listeners whose devices had ISDI values greater than 2 dB.
They offer their young listeners a device for decoding messages, the "revolving cipher disc".
Mounted on the wall is a giant purple neon ear called 'The Listener,' a device that silently listen to every spoken word "not judging or interrupting just listening and never telling a soul," write the artists.
It is a mostly silent listener; a device that appears increasingly odd as we realize that unlike other examples (Strindberg's one-act play "The Stronger," the Grand Inquisitor section of "The Brothers Karamazov," Sandor Marai's novel "Embers"), this silence lacks dramatic function.
Sergei Kochkin, the executive director of the Better Hearing Institute, predicts that buildings will install wireless transmitters so a voice from many feet away can be streamed into the ears of listeners wearing such devices.
I honestly don't think listeners delineate between devices or playlists vs. live content.
Second, the company believes that the majority of podcast listeners are listening at work and at school, in a web browser instead of a mobile device.
Hyperrealism was often conflated with myth and declarations of immortality; exaggeration became a kind of self-protective delusional device for listeners who were actually involved in the dangerous lifestyle N.W.A. was chronicling.
