There is also the influence of entertainment technology: rows of television sets and MP3 players.
In most of them, attention isn't focused on the horse or greyhound racing which streams as usual on to a row of televisions.
The only direction to which I can avert my eyes is up toward a row of televisions.
On Monday, there were 29 reporters in the courtroom and a row of television crews on the sidewalk.
He wore a gray suit and a gray tie, and was addressing a row of television cameras from behind a wooden podium.
Shoulders hunched forward and hands clasped on knees, Bishop Howard J. Hubbard of Albany looked toward a row of television cameras, his shadow cast starkly against the white wall behind him.
He walked to the bar, jumped up and sat on it as a row of television sets blared the latest news, including news of his dismissal.
NOTHING unusual about this scene: A harried waitress in a Manhattan sports bar deposits a pitcher at a table occupied by two men whose attentions are fixed upon a row of television screens above them.
The simplest and most effective is the sight of Griffin discovering rows of stacked televisions behind glass in an electronics shop.
At 10 o'clock on a recent evening, they were folding five loads of clean clothes at the East Islip Super Laundromat, a 24-hour shop with hundreds of machines, rows of video games and multiple television screens.
