What it sought was a reliable way of measuring popularity to ensure that advertisers were paying enough.
Most emerging technologies and the accompanying research go through an initial period of hype as described by the Gartner's Hype Cycle, before evolving for a second period of measured popularity, in which it attains maturity and meets the expectations (Naik, 2015).
The site's most glaring flaw is that it determines popularity by measuring the number of times each candidate's name is mentioned, without taking the word's context into account.
Popularity of budget measures Photograph: /YouGov 9.19am GMT So, there will be a David Cameron interview on ITV.
9.39am GMT Here's an extract from the YouGov chart showing the popularity of budget measures, including abolishing the rule forcing people to spend their pension pot money on an annuity.
Admittedly, the report shows a great deal more smoke than fire, and its most damning intimation that private-prison lobbyists were behind Arizona's immigration bill overlooks the regrettable popularity of such measures.
However, the scarce evidence base on the effectiveness of training subsidies is inversely related to the popularity of such measures (although on CVET, see Mueller and Behringer 2012, p.12).
The content Wikia will be surfacing on its front page and in each hub will continue to be fueled by the community, through promoted submissions and by way of popularity as measured by the amount of traffic.
We differentiate the analysis by classes of book popularity as measured by the size of the set A ( b ) of the users who adopted the book b (i.e., the nodes in G ( b ) ).
Barack Obama's more optimistic vision of government's possibilities became infectious and helped propel him to victory, but after he took office, the popularity of government, as measured by that question, quickly fell and has been below 50 percent for most of his presidency.
