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The ease and speed with which citizens get information in the digital era expands democracy, he argues, but the Internet simultaneously makes it all too easy to customize media experiences, narrowing readers' minds and souls.
Each added word, because of the English language's dependence on word order, reduces the writer's alternatives and narrows the reader's expectations.
Its editorial staff are being used to identify and flag quality content to supplement algorithmic recommendations — with the aim of avoiding a content filter bubble scenario narrowing the horizons of its readers.
Rector created this downloadable wardrobe planner to help readers narrow down their favorite styles based on current needs, available items, and budget.
A set of buttons allows the reader to narrow the topic.
You'll lose some potential volume by narrowing the field, but you'll get higher engagement rates from the readers who you stand to benefit from the most.
Then, for quantitative scoring, radiographs were sent to the coordinating center for calculation of the total, joint erosion, and narrowing Sharp/van der Heijde score (SHS) at inclusion and 1 year by two experienced readers with blinding to patient data.
Central readers, who were blinded to sequence, scored the paired images for medial and lateral JSN grade (0 to 3) using the OARSI Atlas [ 20] as well as within OARSI grade narrowing [ 25].
It's unfortunate that just because some narrow-minded readers don't agree with Palin's views they have to complain to the paper for covering a story about a local who made a political documentary.
It's unfortunate that just because some narrow-minded readers don't agree with Palin's views, they have to complain to the paper for covering a story about a local who made a political documentary.
