Sentence examples for term for showing from inspiring English sources

Mobile ads that are geo-targeted, the term for showing smartphone and tablet users banner ads based on their locations, will appear only on the devices of users at or near locations like airports, ports and — because some lose more than their change on roller coasters — amusement parks.

Earlier this year I attended the launch/unveiling/exclusive peek [insert your own favourite term here for "showing"] of Stella McCartney's Olympic uniforms and spoke to McCartney briefly afterwards.

Mr. Sanders said, "I wouldn't use the word 'bubble' " to describe the show's prospects of getting renewed for next season, referring to the industry term for shows with a 50-50 chance for survival.

At the age of fourteen, however, he was rescued by his discovery of the work of Jules Feiffer, which Stamaty terms "a revelation," for showing him other possibilities in combining words and drawings.

The economic term is "signaling," jargon for showing a person that you care at a very high cost to yourself.

PingER, today, has more reports available for showing long term trends.

A multivariable Cox proportional hazards model, accounting for herd management by including a frailty term for herd, showed relationships between hazard of postpartum service and explanatory variables.

"There's a trade off for Hillary Clinton in terms of showing warmth and showing strength...

Table S4: GSEA of GO-BP terms for genes showing altered expression conservation for identical promoter data.

We used the log10|P| values from the GO enrichment analysis for terms showing enrichment at Pcumulative < 10-10 to group compounds using divisive hierarchical clustering.

In taking this approach, McDonald's is opting for the long term and showing a willingness to run the risk of perestroika's uncertain future.