Sentence examples for unprecedented viewing from inspiring English sources

"The Jilion team will further help us connect users, content producers and advertisers on an unprecedented viewing experience on desktop, mobile, tablets and TV".

For two weeks, Carlsen, who ultimately won the contest, battled it out with Viswanathan Anand in a series of matches that gave state channel NRK – which broadcast every single minute of the championship – unprecedented viewing figures.

The programme attracted unprecedented viewing figures for classical music; Morrison writes, "More British people heard the LSO play in Music Night in one week than in sixty-five years of LSO concerts".

These trips offered unprecedented views of the world below, everywhere from the Alps to the pyramids.

Anthropologist Victor Thompson, of the University of Georgia, said that the new technology had provided "an unprecedented view of the 16th-century landscape".

As Malek's project edges closer to completion, the Carter archive offers researchers an unprecedented view of the collection as a whole.

The satellite allows scientists to take 65m-wide snapshots of the ground, giving an unprecedented view of glaciers on the steep terrain where ice meets ocean.

And, although the idea of actually visiting stars is still remote, the Hubble space telescope, from its vantage point above the atmosphere, gives people an unprecedented view of them.Yet there is much, too, to be frustrated about.

As part of Europe's Copernicus environmental monitoring programme, Sentinel-2A uses a combination of high resolution, novel spectral capabilities, a wide swath width from which it collects data and frequent revisit times to provide unprecedented views of Earth.

The map provides an unprecedented view of the makeup of the dinosaur brain and a glimpse back in time at what the creatures might have been capable of during their reign on Earth millions of years ago.

Working above Earth's atmosphere, which obscures images and absorbs important parts of the light spectrum useful in understanding faraway objects, the $2 billion observatory has given astronomers an unprecedented view of the heavens.