Sentences with phrase «by vast audiences»

At any rate it is clear that his mission won a substantial measure of success, so far as success can be gauged by vast audiences, wide notoriety, and an excited following.

Long admired by a vast audience for his paintings that combine imagery from a wide variety of sources, Ryden brings together a style influenced by children's book illustrations of the 1940s, underground comics of the 1960s and 70s, arcane symbols from antiquity, and personages from popular culture.

Not exact matches

Old industries that have not yet adjusted to the vast opportunities provided by the Internet and its ability for anyone to become a thought leader to audiences they otherwise wouldn't have access to.

Through utilizing their vast troves of existing data on individual voters, constructing highly advanced data models, and prioritizing voters by their likelihood to vote and feelings of favorability towards each candidate, Cambridge Analytica created a unique «principal audience» of voters to target.

SCL's main offering, first developed by its affiliated London think tank in 1989, involves gathering vast quantities of data about an audience's values, attitudes and beliefs, identifying groups of «persuadables,» and then targeting them with tailored messages.

He believes it is fundamentally dishonest to tell an audience that every letter will be answered personally when, in fact, the answers are prepared by a vast organization utilizing technology to make the responses appear personal — even the signature.

There have been unnumbered political barbecues, where the eloquence peculiar to that region has been developed, and where vast audiences have been moved by its power, as the trees beneath which they were gathered have been swayed by the winds.

Watching us beat Hull on Tuesday was a very positive experience, and I think it was master stroke by Giggsy to parade 2 young talents in front of a vast audience to give us all that hope for the future.

The vast library of video recordings preserved by the Illinois High School Association is now available, on YouTube, to a worldwide audience of fans.

Does anyone seriously imagine that horoscopes are read — by the vast majority of their audience — in the same way the financial pages are?

For the vast majority of papers in the scientific literature as a whole (if not in Science) the audience is quite small and tightly focussed: Indeed, many are read from start to finish by no more than 10 people — that's including the authors» colleagues and the referees.

Of all the Oscar season awards, this week «Äôs Amazon.com Best of 2010 Movies & TV Editors «Äô Picks, emailed this Monday, are probably the most ignored by movie cognoscenti, despite the vast audience they reach.

Adored by the public, with a string of cheesy successes to his name (with titles such as A German Affair and A Russian Affair), he's first seen milking the adoring applause of a vast audience whilst enraging his co-star Constance (Missi Pyle).

However, you can enlist Amazon's vast resources to release your book to a global audience by using one or all of the following: • Amazon Create Space (for physical books) • Amazon KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing)(for eBooks) • Amazon ACX (for audio books)

The vast majority of romance is written by women because our audience is largely made up of women and our protagonists are female.

We now offer you the ability to reach out to our authors by showcasing your website and advertising offerings to our vast audience.

We encourage involvement by making science fun and accessible, inspiring our audiences to explore the vast mysteries of nature.

Exhibitions of the artist at the gallery include Yves Klein: A Career Survey (2005) and Audible Presence: Lucio Fontana, Yves Klein, Cy Twombly (2013), which was accompanied by the first New York performance of Symphonie Monotone - Silence to a vast audience at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in September 2013 to critical acclaim.

The Linz - based collective TIME»S UP will present Unattended Luggage, an installation that draws the audience in to the vast history of immigration in New York by providing items of luggage for them to peruse.

The occasion which could be described as a pleasant home coming for Yinka Shonibare who has not been to Nigeria for over thirty years, afforded the artist, an opportunity to discuss his artistic trajectory over the past two decades by presenting key themes from his vast and diverse artistic productions to the audience.

As pointed out here by Scott Greenfield on his Simple Justice blog, Gradeless appears to have found a way to monetize his massive following on Twitter through a service called Sponsored Tweets, which hooks «Tweeters» like Gradeless up with advertisers who want to reach their supposedly vast audiences (although as discussed here, a person's numbers of Twitter followers can be a pretty meaningless figure).

An audience of over 250 at The Royal Society on 6 March was riveted by a presentation which asked what the vast increase in processing power would mean for society — and for lawyers and the way in which they work.

SCL's main offering, first developed by its affiliated London think tank in 1989, involves gathering vast quantities of data about an audience's values, attitudes and beliefs, identifying groups of «persuadables» and then targeting them with tailored messages.

Blasting our «proprietary» information out over the internet by allowing third party disseminators access to it just reinforces the need for a buyer to engage the services of a professional to help them make sense of the information overload that is being force fed them by providers who have no real knowledge nor interest in real estate as anything more than a means to direct the eyes of that audience of prospective home buyers to the vast market of tertiary service providers who advertise on their websites.

But what about the rest of the buying public, the vast majority who do not research their market, but allow themselves to be swayed by slick, expensive marketing campaigns appealing to their target audiences?