Sentence examples for media most commonly from inspiring English sources

The communications media most commonly used in psychological warfare are the same as those used in civilian life; radio, newspapers, motion pictures, videos, books, and magazines form a large part of the output.

She says the media most commonly shows Middle Eastern/African countries only when acts of terror or war occur, or to highlight poverty.

The rising use of social media (most commonly Twitter) at conferences, allows information to be rapidly and widely shared with audiences beyond conference attendees.

The target of the message has been interpreted differently by contemporary critics – an ex-boyfriend and the media have most commonly been referred to.

Religions all over the world have developed different ways of practicing the ritual, but in the media, the most commonly depicted rite is the one performed by a Catholic priest.

In turbid media, the most commonly applied model is the diffusion approximation (DA) to the RTE.

This relieves the network processor, which in voice over IP (VoIP) media gateways is most commonly used for the routing of VoIP packets and voice-packet encapsulation, and means it can be replaced by a communications processor.

Currently, the experiments of heavy crude oil through capillary tube and porous media are the most commonly used as the test experiments of flow characterization.

Following initial identification, participants were recruited through face-to-face contact, via letter, telephone, via media advertisement or most commonly a mixture of methods.

The research reviewed suggests that journalists draw on a range of sources to prepare media reports, although most commonly they cite conventional (versus CAM) sources and personal anecdotes.

VW and Kyoto media are two of the most commonly used media in orchid biotechnology (Teixeira da Silva et al. 2005).