Sentence examples for viewer focus from inspiring English sources

Since June 9 that cable channel has been offering the premiere of one animated short every Friday night at 9. After the 10th is shown late next month, the network, with help from viewer focus groups and a peek at the ratings, will choose three finalists among them and ask viewers to vote for their favorite.

While speaking to TV Guide, Nash pointed out how results from a viewer focus group showed that some audience members were still devoted to the "Today" host.

Both the ligand and protein receptor made use of explicit color cues as a means of helping the viewer focus on the main narrative.

If you're filming somewhere where there are other distractions in the background, you may want to have a set background to film or set up some sort of backdrop to help the viewer focus on you.

He would also get rid of the idea that if a viewer focuses on the details of an image rather than the broader picture, then he is likely to have an obsessive personality.

Although the patients were present in Holby City, they often seemed to be only background action while the viewer focused on the romantic involvements of doctors and nurses, their ethical and moral dilemmas, and staff quietly battling their own illnesses.

4. Intelligent HD processing – Further improvements in JVC's Genessa image processing includes Intelligent Gamma, which fine-tunes contrast in light and dark areas; Intelligent Clear, which ensures crisp, low-noise images; and Real Color Creation, which analyzes the color distribution of each image in real time and reproduces the images the viewer focuses on with more intensely real colors.

By isolating them from their typical environment and juxtaposing them alongside other similar objects, the viewer focuses on the oddities of the actual shape and design instead of the larger context.

To join the fight could turn off some of the viewers Focus needs to make "Milk" a broad-based hit.

Sports leagues, television networks and technology companies are adapting to these changing habits, finding novel ways to take apart games — showing only the most exciting bits or helping viewers focus on a single player or statistic which, while it may be important to their fantasy team, could be incidental to the outcome of the game on the court.

But if viewers focus on the drama and do not give the sets a second thought, Montgomery and his team will have done a good job.