The subjects in these experiments have their attention cued by a brief stimulus that is presented at one end of a shape that is shown on a computer screen.
While live-streaming shows has become one popular way to expose fashion to a wider audience, watching shows on a computer doesn't quite replicate the experience of being there and seeing the clothes in person.
Customers can watch movies or TV shows on a computer or a television, or more recently, an iPad or iPhone.
Pressure mapping is a digital diagnostic that shows on a computer screen how the mattress is evenly distributing a customer's weight and conforming around his body.
Hitting the space bar on the keyboard before him, he activated the first song on the iTunes playlist shown on a computer screen, Billy Joel's "New York State of Mind".
Instead, the files arrive over the Internet in fragments that are collected, assembled and shown on a computer's player, a piece of software designed specifically for that purpose.
For the latter, volunteers were told that one of the people in the film was a suspect in a crime that had occurred nearby and that they would be asked to help identify him.Half the participants—some a week later, others within five minutes were then shown, on a computer screen, a series of individual pictures from a line-up of 12 people.
Revenue for TiVo, which offers a personal video recording service allowing viewers to customize television viewing by automatically recording shows on a computer hard drive for playback at a later time, increased to $5.3 million, up 29percentt from $4.1 million in the second quarter, and $1.1 million for the third quarter of last year.
The text was divided into 10 sequences ( words each), according to syntactic boundaries, and shown on a computer screen.
The clips were shown on a computer screen, and participants indicated on a piece of paper which emotion was depicted by ticking the preferred alternative.
