Sentence examples for use of viewer from inspiring English sources

With House of Cards, Grosser wonders how software impacts the plot, as well as how the show's narratives of electronic communication's connective tissue and ubiquity square up with Netflix's use of viewer tracking to determine how the show's characters develop, or how it looks and sounds.

We thank Brian Kinghorn for the use of Pedigree Viewer.

Instead of using groups of viewers and non-viewers, later large-scale studies used statistical designs and methods for estimating cause-effect relationships.

FORT LAUDERDALE -- In an age where connected TV providers can give advertisers accurate viewing data, hot off the box, what good is the decades-old method of measuring TV audiences using panels of viewers?

Although the box was so marvellously small that it remained invisible even through the glass, he continued to make use of his teakwood viewer with the sloping top and movable lens, for the familiar apparatus served to concentrate his attention and steady his fingers.

The use of the OMICs Viewer in viewing and analyzing gene expression data is illustrated in detail in Figure 3.

Though he praised the final defeat of the Angels for making use of what the viewer had forgotten, he thought that being able to see the Angels moving was "creepy and well-done", but made them "much less original and interesting" and the reason behind it weak, considering that the scene had "no significance at all" and was just to fill up time.

Expression profiles were analyzed with K-means clustering into 4 groups with the Pearson correlation as distance metric by the use of Multiple Experiment Viewer MeV v4.1 [ 15].

Subsequently, positive and negative word trends were compared with neutral and random words, as well as with patterns obtained from the corpus of digitised texts containing about 4% of all books ever printed, by use of Google Ngram Viewer.

Through the use of audio prompts, viewers download Web sites that have more information.

They show the mingling of Scythian and Chinese motifs as well as the frequent use of what modern viewers call the heart shape, often fashioned from turquoise and set in gold.