Sentence examples for median viewing from inspiring English sources

Curators have long lamented how little time museum patrons spend in front of works; a 2001 study by the Met found the median viewing time to be only 17 seconds.

Its ratings aren't necessarily that attractive to advertisers unless they're committed to the news format, because of the age of the network's demographic – Fox's median viewing age is 67, and at 49 viewers are assumed to have formed their buying habits and don't pull nearly as many ad dollars from firms trying to find converts to new products.

Right panel shows a close-up of a median view with SGN3 surrounding the CSD.

Our key results are a median absolute viewing distance of 2.63m, and a median relative viewing distance of 5.5 times the screen height (5.5.H).

Demographic biases lead us to expect the true median relative viewing distance to be slightly larger, but not more than 5.8.H.

The median television viewing time (25th, 75th percentile) was 2.00 (1.07, 3.50) hours/day.

Findings from a survey of 468 African-American breast cancer survivors documented that most did not exercise regularly, and median television viewing was over 5 h daily [ 28].

"What's interesting is that the median is usually viewed as a more conservative indicator," Mr. Miller said, "but in this case the 8percentt increase is skewed upward due to the decline in transactions that occurred in the smaller apartment categories".

Fig. 6 Median longitudinal view of a radicle root tip deduced from anatomical observations.

Fig. 8 A median longitudinal view of a small lateral root visualized under UV based on cell wall autofluorescence using a two-photon laser scanning microscope.

The low level of immigration relative to efficient levels illustrates that the national median voter views immigrants at current margins as being primarily competitive rather than complimentary, and fears that immigrants are bidding down their wages and perhaps even bidding up their house prices.