For example, AUX Viewer searches for UDFs in the same directory as the program directory (where auxgv.exe is located).
The box lets viewers search for programmes and browse through categories, offering similar functionality to Netflix.
Apart from its planned cable-television service in Kansas City, the plan includes Google TV, a software package that runs on certain televisions and set-top boxes, to help viewers search the internet for interesting things to watch.
When viewers search for images on the internet, they may unexpectedly encounter disgusting or explicit images.
(Viewers search on the site more than 2.5 billion times per month).
In contrast to video browsing, where viewers often just browse interactively through video summaries in order to explore their content, in video retrieval the viewers search for certain visual objects (e.g. objects, people and scenes) in a video database.
Second, each time there is a film cut (i.e., a switch between camera shots) there is a sudden decrease and then increase in attentional synchrony as viewers search for and then find the point of central interest in the new shot (Carmi & Itti, 2006).
Ronson discovers that because porn viewers search for either "teen" or "MILF," performers in between those ages, i.e. women aged between 24 and 29, find themselves effectively shut out of the industry for those years.
Google as the second screen is a role the company likely heavily plays today, as viewers search for things they're seeing on a TV program, the news, or a product in a TV ad, but the company has never really taken advantage of that position until now.
For instance, if San Antonio's Tim Duncan pulls down a rebound and then dunks, N.B.A. employees would tag the video with those two events; in the future, viewers searching for Duncan's rebounds or dunks could quickly find that sequence.
