Sentences with phrase «amount of ad space»

Not exact matches

Inventory in this case means the amount of available ad space on your site.

reductio ad absurdum; if I give space and time for the agnostics and the atheists to claim their beliefs, then those of us who believe must be given the exact amount of time and space.

That's all well and good, but does slightly fly in the face of the site's main advantage over Tinder and its ilk — that there's space for more than a tweet's worth of information on the profiles.Still, the full profiles and questions are available, and it's free - to - use (with a few irritating ads), making it a worthwhile option for anyone hoping to know a bit more about their dates before meeting up for the first time.Just like online dating before it, dating apps started out as a bit of a dirty secret — how many Tinder profiles joke that they'll want to lie about how you met?But time and ubiquity have meant that apps like Tinder and Grindr are no longer seen as a source of shame, and they're just another of the many ways people can try and meet each other in the modern digital age.It limits you to 12 or so potential matches per day (the exact amount depends on how many Facebook friends you have), giving it a bit more focus than the sprawl of Tinder or Happn.They also just introduced timed matches which give you 24 hours to send the first message otherwise it expires, encouraging users to make matches more quickly.

But taking that same situation and applying it to the state of so - called bullying, it amounts to more like this: the friends are affected by an author's behavior, so one of them buys national ad space to tell readers across the country that the author deserves to be raped in jail (as one of the infamous Goodreads shelves was labelled).

Although it occupied just a small percentage of the total amount of space on the page — about the same size as above, and contained just 13 words, the ad (1) immediately attracted my attention, (2) engaged my interest with the promise of inspiring ideas, and (3) made it easy for me to respond — which I did.

Man I thought Dead Space 3 was getting an insane amount of press and publicity until I realized that I was lumping ads for DS3 and Crysis 3 together, due to those games being identical to a disinterested party.

Working tirelessly for three short years, he was prolifically busy producing a vast and diverse amount of work which included time capsules, minimal sculpture and room constructions, kitch acrylic paintings attributed to another artist (Es Que) to be shown at a Lord & Taylors department store gallery, enigmatic rainbow buttons, half dollars cast in his own blood and acrylic medium, a lip stamp that he used in the subways to humorously deface ads for pantyhose, single - message bronze plaques that only become art when implanted in a sidewalk; graffiti stencils spray painted in unconventional spaces and a series of anonymous advertisements in Artforum magazine encouraging starting rumors, telling lies and perpetrating hoaxes, smoking, tripping and teaching art that collectively he referred to as «micro-manifestos».

The next time you're reading a magazine or looking at a billboard, notice the amount of white space that is used in the ad.

Are they the ads that are jammed full of text or are they ads that have a large amount of unused space («white space»).