Sentence examples for rise of the second from inspiring English sources

Especially between TV and digital, thanks to the rise of the second screen (and third and fourth, etc).

At IBC, the annual gathering of the broadcast industry in Amsterdam, the rise of the second screen, or companion device (that's a tablet or smartphone to you and me) was the topic of the moment.

Reggie Pierce, head of IP Lasso, told Reuters: "With the rise of the second screen comes a new band of villains who pose a serious threat to the entertainment industry's move to mobile".

The subsequent rise of the second normal-stress difference as revealed by the simulation is shown mainly arising from the coupling of the recoil of the stretched bond in the direction of deformation and the anisotropy in the hydrodynamic interaction created by the step deformation.

In the 1920s, it created what historian Nancy MacLean refers to as a "mask of chivalry" - a broad appeal to an early version of "family values" politics - that gave rise of the second Klu Klux Klan.

Publishers have been hit by the rise of the second-hand book market, but the fact that print sales have remained steady shows the opportunity in the sector.

He has many insightful things to say about the rise and rise of the first-person novel, the fictional "I".

He's the kind of man who comes on holiday with 5,000 pages about the rise of the Third Reich".

The columns submitted by the paper, the ones that won, are all gobsmacked tributes to the rise and rise of the first black president.

He is a former public servant and author of the book The Rise of the Fifth Estate: Social Media and Blogging in Australian Politics.

All the Rebel Women: The rise of the fourth wave of feminism by Kira Cochrane is out now as a Guardian Shorts Originals ebook (£1.99).