Sentence examples for media for future from inspiring English sources

The BBC has appointed Ralph Rivera, currently president of Major League Gaming in New York, as director of digital media for future media and technology.

Patterned media for future ultrahigh-density magnetic data storage can be prepared by electrodeposition into ordered arrays of nanostructured templates.

Identifying these possibilities illustrates how models can suggest subgroups of behaviors in social media for future investigation.

As detection media for future detectors, water, ice, salt domes and permafrost have been discussed, but it is the first two which have been investigated most thoroughly by using existing arrays of acoustic receivers mainly military arrays in various bodies of water or by implementing dedicated acoustic arrays in Cherenkov neutrino telescopes.

In line with the above, further inspection of the annotated genome showed that A. muciniphila is predicted to synthesize all 20 canonical amino acids, as well as important co-factors and vitamins (data not shown), indicating that development of defined synthetic media for future post-genomic studies should be feasible.

This observation, along with the need for an H2-consuming partner, could guide development of growth media for future isolation efforts.

By applying a hybrid approach to know-your-customer rules, being a "known" customer would be voluntary — unlike in banking where it is mandatory — and Congress could design rules that allow non-paying users to either identify themselves or not, require advertisers to be identified and require record keeping by media companies for future investigations.

Understanding hormonal impacts on seedling morphogenesis will provide insights about development and enable researchers and growers to be more prescriptive in media design for future studies and cultivation.

Also the large IR transparency or high optical nonlinearity of amorphous As S binary systems make them a prospective optical media for the future ultrafast photonic systems.

The survey measured infection control practitioners' (ICPs') perception of the risk for bioterrorism in the United States and in their community, the proportion of ICPs with prior training in bioterrorism preparedness, and preferences for delivery media of future bioterrorism education.

However three of the 13 isolates were only grown on solid media – suggesting that for future studies using culture-based techniques, both media forms should be included.