Sentence examples for viewing means from inspiring English sources

Still, this age of timeshifted viewing means that no show is truly "dead', and there's a chance Not Safe For Work will find a second life online.

Netflix's focus on family viewing means it is also looking for original content and it has co-produced the TV adaptation of SA Wakefield's Bottersnikes and Gumbles books with the BBC and Australia's Seven Network.

The decline in so-called "linear" viewing means that children's channel CBBC has become on-demand only, with the money saved from distributing the service via TV masts, satellite and cable ploughed back into programme-making.

And, in theory, the relatively disintermediated, fragmented world of online viewing means that shows can be efficiently tailored and marketed to groups, prolonging their lifespan even without huge ratings – rather than the throw-it-at-the-wall-and-see-if-it-sticks approach of networks that rely on a handful of hits and jettison endless failed shows.

Thus, the ten levels became "No Viewing," "Viewing," "Controlled Viewing," "Entering Input," "Changing," "Modifying," "Constructing," "Presenting," and "Reviewing" where "Controlled viewing" means students have control over navigation through the visualization.

At the time I wrote about it, I pointed out that chances are, each hour of Netflix viewing means one less hour being watched of regular old live TV.

No contesting views means no news; this leads to less coverage and diminishing interest.

"'Participate' in my view means taking part in a 'hands-on' capacity," she concluded.

Having a Marxist world view means recognising that the oppressed will always have to fight the oppressors.

"Jewish and democratic," in this view, means a national consensus, the general will of "the Jewish majority," which must be protected at all costs.

This, in my view, means that it will target Android next.