Sentence examples for proliferating media from inspiring English sources

"With consumers increasingly dividing their time between proliferating media sources, there are significant rewards for companies with effective multi-platform digital entertainment strategies and I am confident that we can continue to build Sumo as an exceptional integrated presence on television, online and via mobile services," he said.

Today, in a world of proliferating media and a lack of confidence in politics more generally, it's crucial for politicians to proactively create a strong brand and communicate it clearly and consistently.

To differentiate NSCs into neurons, proliferating media was replaced with a similar media as described above without growth factors and supplemented with all-trans Retinoic acid (Sigma) at 2 uM and forskolin (Sigma) at 5 uM.

For BrdU incorporation assessment, we dissociated the neurospheres and subcultured fetal neural stem cells (5×105 cells/well) in 6-well plates, in proliferating media, and then treated the cells with 10 nM siRNAs.

The proliferating media mergers attest to their recognition that media convergence transforms intellectual property into solid gold.

The NSCs were aggregated into neurospheres when subsequently plated and cultured in the proliferating media, DMEM/F12 (1∶1) (Gibco, NY).

Whilst climate imagery proliferates, media analysis of climate to date has focused almost exclusively on textual representations.

But in an era of ubiquitous cameras and proliferating news media outlets, it's harder than ever to determine when a reporter is stepping over the line, or where, in fact, the line is.

Inspired by recent analytical work in animal geographies and feminist political ecology, this article explores complex landscapes of caring, aging and conservation in a time of proliferating social media engagement from colonized sites of enduring privilege.

With so many articles proliferating the media space on how humans are at the cusp of full AI (artificial intelligence), it's no wonder that we believe that the future — which is full of robots and drones and self-driven vehicles, as well as diminishing human control over these machines — is right on our doorstep.

The performance also spurred a new verb -- "Eastwooding" -- with photos of people and animals gesturing to empty chairs proliferating social media websites.