Sentence examples for media population from inspiring English sources

China's social media population – largely young, working age, and many living away from home – are the world's most active.

PETER: They devised a plan to manipulate technology, economics, the media, population control, world religion, to keep things the way they are.

I believe the media population, with regards to race and gender, should better reflect the athletic population being covered.

China is a particularly significant example: the country boasts the most active social media population in the world, yet none of the major Western social media platforms are available in the country.

At one point in the piece, Leak accuses his critics of suffering from "Chronic Truth Aversion Disorder" or CTAD, which he sees as an "epidemic that is raging unchecked through Australia's social media population is rendering impossible any intellig­ent debate on serious social issues, such as the rampant violence, abuse and neglect of children in remote indigenous [sic] communities".

Though that's only a small fraction of the country's social media population of 125 million, new research from the Atlantic Council says Brazil's migration to Gab risks hardening extremist beliefs in the country while making it more difficult to track the spread of fake news and propaganda.

It's home to one of the most active social media populations in the world, specifically where Facebook and WhatsApp are concerned.

Its politics are deeply polarized, its leading presidential candidate is a far-right populist astute at leveraging social media to get his message across, and it's home to one of the most active social media populations in the world.

In actual neural media, populations of neurons could take advantage of such versatility, and they could use the high heterogeneity of synaptic properties [36] to organize groups of neurons with non-resonance, single-resonance or two-resonance peak behavior.

In heterogeneous environments (static microcosms or vials containing growth media) populations of the bacterium P. fluorescens rapidly diversify into three spatial niche specialist classes readily distinguished by heritable colony morphology and niche occupation [2].

In our case there are 1.8m people in the San Fernando Valley area and Los Angeles has a massive media and population market.