If the modeler specified a semantic-iff rule (§1) between this belief and an existing belief in the listener, a link will be created between nodes for these beliefs, with the weight specified by the modeler.
He also took advantage of their shared surname to effectively anoint himself Jay-Zs successor, reminding listeners of the link with the release of every album, all called Tha Carter.
Web radio, Mr. Herz said, has the potential to use that same three and a half minutes to link listeners to another track by that artist, to a biography of the artist or to hook them up with a group of listeners.
Accepting the aphoristic quality of Ms. Ono's lyrics, however, listeners could ponder the link between such common wisdom and the lessons of the body uncovered by her sometimes disconcerting vocals.
In order to investigate the production/perception link of listeners in Glasgow, we carried out a matched guise experiment designed to test the association between fine phonetic variation and social judgements.
Make this easy on your listeners by placing a link to your album on your website, blog, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Whenever you are out, be sure to mention the album at your concerts or when you meet interested listeners.
The life of these songs depends on the listener's willingness to link with them.
The first-generation iTag device can detect only one radio frequency at a time, so it will probably be given away free by a station to its customers as a way to forge closer links between listeners and advertisers.
Then there is that most cherished of features – The Chain, "officially the longest listener-generated, thematically-linked sequence of musically-based items... [pause]... on the radio," to quote Gordon Burns's cod-melodramatic voiceover.
When I asked her for a blurb or topics she felt might be of value to potential listeners, she emailed me a link to where her book could be found and wrote, "I just want a payback for all the hours I put in writing this book".
