Sentence examples for multidimensional television from inspiring English sources

Fourteen obese adolescent boys volunteered to participate in a 6-month multidimensional television series on weight loss.

Still, the conflicting stance of Dr. Nie's overall research, which is being updated with a new survey this year, illustrates the complexity of studying the impact of the Internet, a multidimensional medium that combines qualities of the telephone, television, newspapers, radio and letter-writing -- and one that has changed over time.

It was once considered a quirky technology gone nowhere, but, because of the popularity of "Avatar," television makers now are racing to bring multidimensional viewing to the living room.

There were almost no examples of the Dutch black experience on my television screen, few examples that showed black people as multidimensional individuals rather than as a monolithic group.

Intervention The multidimensional culturally tailored lifestyle intervention included a physical activity programme, lessons on nutrition, media use (use of television and computers), and sleep and adaptation of the built environment of the preschool class.

Jan Kjærstad's breakthrough novel Homo Falsus; eller, det perfekte mord (1984; "Homo Falsus; or, The Perfect Murder") exhibited postmodern features; his three-part "biography" of a fictional television celebrity, Jonas Wergeland, demonstrated how a skillful application of postmodernist strategies could lead to an exciting, multidimensional portrait of not just an individual but an entire epoch.

As happy as I am to have Kevin Walker on my television every Sunday, I hope that the writers and networks will continue to treat the presence of such multidimensional characters as a priority as they plan for the new fall season.

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It is also multidimensional.

"But ideas are multidimensional...

They looked multidimensional.