Sentence examples for tailored media from inspiring English sources

Ordering services individually costs anywhere from $6 for a driving record to $80 for a tailored media search.

In its current iteration, Messenger Platform lends itself well to turn-style games and tailored media distribution, Giphy, HappyAlchemy and Apptly — something other platforms have struggled with.

In the present work, this knowledge was applied to design tailored media supplementation schemes to boost IC-BEVS production yields and quality of enveloped viral particles: influenza VLPs (Inf-VLP) and baculovirus vectors (BV).

In April 2008, the Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of Tobacco Education and Prevention issued its new strategic plan, which targets at-risk populations with tailored media messages directing tobacco users to the Quitline and other prevention and treatment resources [ 15].

One way media planning works is to use tools like consumer research to try tailoring media schedules to the tastes of would-be buyers so they are more likely to encounter the ads, whether watching television, listening to the radio, surfing the Internet, passing by billboards or reading a newspaper or magazine.

We tailored the media campaign to appeal to rural Black residents, who often are ignored in health promotion campaigns.

We tailored the media campaign to appeal to rural Black residents by using pictures and facts characterizing the disease among Blacks.

Just as voters can tailor their media diet to avoid unwanted opinions they can now calibrate their friendships to avoid those with the wrong opinions.Yet fortunately, these trends are all still embryonic.

Mr. Benenson said that such a large number and variety of celebrities had volunteered their time and images for the campaign that the civil liberties union has been able to tailor its media plan for maximum effect.

That has resulted in closer partnerships between Facebook and publishers experimenting with new media products tailored specifically for the social media site.

The uncharitable understandably categorise this as a publicity stunt,  tailored for the media's fallow  pre-Christmas period.