Sentence examples for media contexts from inspiring English sources

It is shown that perceived quality differences observed in the non-interactive setting are blurred when the interactivity and media contexts provide distraction from the talking head.

While there is an app that attempts to replicate the paper Zettelkasten system digitally, there is no doubt that annotation practices have a wide range of complexity and idiosyncrasy such that Zettelkasten wouldn't work for everyone anyway, and furthermore that they all have varying degrees of adaptability in new media contexts.

✓   VADER [15] It is a human-validated sentiment analysis method developed for Twitter and social media contexts.

Each participant selected the most and least likely image to be used in three social media contexts (see Fig. 3a), then rated the likelihood that each image would be used in each context, before rating trait impressions.

For that reason, Greenhow, whose area of expertise is learning in social media contexts, argued that limiting communication between teachers and students only furthers the gap between a student's in-school life and his or her life outside of school.

It's their email, their bulletin board, their online photo album, it's where they do their writing". For that reason, Greenhow, whose area of expertise is learning in social media contexts, argued that limiting communication between teachers and students only furthers the gap between a student's in-school life and his or her life outside of school.

Furthermore, the influence of interactivity and of media context on user perception is analysed.

The theoretical model for customer equity in the social media context offers implications for marketing practitioners.

"There's a big need for tools that allow people to collect bits of social media context and organize them in some fashion".

Recently there has been much interest in electronic commerce applications that use data mining techniques to explore datasets in the social media context.

To assess the impact of the media context, redundant information was provided via an additional visual output channel to half of the participants.