Sentence examples for supported media from inspiring English sources

Consumers will continue to spend more time on nonadvertising supported media to the detriment of advertising-supported media, Veronis Suhler Stevenson predicts.

In 1996, consumers spent slightly more than 68percentt of their media time on advertising-supported media, like broadcast television, magazines and newspapers, and nearly 32percentt on nonadvertising supported media, like recorded music and video games.

This optimal traffic distribution complies with several subjective as well as objective QoS requirements advanced by the supported media flows and involves only minimum information exchange between neighboring nodes.

The rejection, popular in the wealth supported media, of proportionate assessment of the income stream and assets of the country for the support of government is leading to national bankruptcy.

Stanford's Silicon Valley Archives has also supported media artists and documentary filmmakers who have sought to interpret and document the origins, spread and impact of technologies on the American and global societies.

It is shown that the deviations are mainly resulted from the overlap between the diffuse double layer and the concentration depletion layer (CDL) at nanoscale electrochemical interfaces in weakly supported media, which will result in the invalidation of the electroneutrality condition in CDL, and from the radial inhomogeneity of ET probability at nanometer-sized disk electrodes.

The Office of Public Affairs prepares news releases and supporting media materials, and maintains a new media presence.

I plead with you to support media programs which present the radicals for what they are.

Last March, it won a $25,000 Pitch It prize from We Media, a company that supports media entrepreneurship.

"Many readers care enough to want to support media that say the hard things and do the uncommercial things.

We are an independent charity which supports media under threat, promotes diversity in the media and empowers children and young people to engage with the news.