Sentence examples for medium in terms from inspiring English sources
Television was still in its experimental stage in 1948, and radio remained the number one broadcast medium in terms of profits, audience size, and respectability.
"Fran understood the power of this medium in terms of being able to reach his constituency worldwide in minutes," said McKenzie, who is also paid by the university as a liaison for external services.
"MTV is an enormously important medium in terms of kid culture," said James Steyer, the chief of Common Sense Media, a group that promotes family-oriented entertainment and has been critical of MTV for sexually explicit programming.
At the moment he is creating monumental-scale tapestries, exploiting the very particular artistic possibilities of this medium in terms of materials and modes of production (the work is no longer made by him, but drawn, Photoshopped and then converted into tapestry-realisable form by the manufacturer).
To be sure, the Web has quickly become a major ad medium in terms of dollars spent there, "taking its place in the menu of consumer communication channels," said John Perriss, chairman and chief executive at Zenith Media in London, a worldwide media services agency owned by the Cordiant Communications Group and the Publicis Groupe.
The potency of the first wash medium in terms of affecting the viability of oocytes was highest among different washes and dilutions.
Moreover, the large-grain-size sample is better than the medium one in terms of dielectric relaxation.
These areas represent medium risk in terms of potential locust habitats.
It is also reasonable to assume that this would lead to substantive cost savings to the institution in the medium-term, in terms of financial costs no longer incurred.
Turkey falls into the medium endemisity group in terms of HBV and HCV infection prevalence [ 3, 6].
A comprehensive electronic literature search showed encouraging short- to medium-term results in terms of postoperative morbidity and oncologic outcomes.
