Sentences with phrase «of eyeballs»

The number one goal of any documentary filmmaker is either to get lots of eyeballs on their film or to make a difference — preferably some combination of the two.

Even companies that garner lots of eyeballs on the world's biggest video site — and Machinima says it generates billions of views a month — have had a hard time turning that into a profitable business, because ad rates are low and much of the money they do make goes back to YouTube.

► Getting In Front of the Eyeballs of Recruiters or Potential Clients on LinkedIn [LinkedIn is my jam!]

However good you are with your writing skills, you need a second set of eyeballs on your manuscript.

The back of the eyeball of the dog is covered with a thin layer of tissue.

Chris tens of millions of eyeballs see our listings now, even more with by - owner companies accessing the System.

This kind of targeting is thought to increase the number of interested people who will see a post while decreasing the overall numbers of eyeballs for whom it might be less relevant.

He has his helmet on too, but instead of an eyeball like Davids, his has a blow hole.

Icterus (yellowness of the skin, mucous membranes, sclerae [the tough, usually white outer surface of the eyeballs] and bodily excretions; also called «jaundice»)

Learn more about these fascinating animals so the next time you see one you can get more out of the eyeball - to - eyeball meeting, as both you and it drift slowly over the reef.

I know of three different proven ways to create millions of eyeballs for your videos.

The skeleton veggies would be in a pile, the yogurt spider webs would be all mixed in, the parts of the eyeball pasta would be swirled into the mixture and unidentifiable, the little bat thingees would be smooshed into the exposed jam on the vampire sandwich (which would be stuck to the lid).»

Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago have now identified a small drug molecule that can clear the HSV - 1 infection in the cells of the cornea — the clear outer layer of the eyeball — and works completely differently than the currently - available drugs, making it a promising potential option for patients who have developed resistance.

These exposure engines can put thousands of eyeballs on your content in minutes.

It's not an exact science... I just sort of eyeballed it.

It costs $ 2,000 a month for a billboard sign to get these kinds of eyeballs so to speak.

As a broker, it's important to ensure that there's an easy way to post all of your company's listings online, giving sellers the confidence that their home is being exposed to the masses, while keeping your agents happy with plenty of eyeballs on their listings.

In the US, they are still very much rooted in the volume of eyeballs = value of ads on your site thing.

They believe that the tooth - bearing plates «were ideally suited for holding on to prey, such as insects or smaller tetrapods, may have facilitated a method of swallowing prey items via retraction of the eyeballs into the mouth, as some amphibians do today.

When relaxed, during sleep or during blinking, however, retraction of the eyeball by a set of skeletal muscles causes the third eyelid to passively move across the ocular surface from the inner, lower corner of the eye to the upper, outer corner.

We were talking while standing on the roof of The Joule, a funky Mecca of Austin - style hip in this cosmopolitan play world of Saudi and Texan oil moolah, staring across the street at Eye, a 30 - foot - tall statue of an eyeball by Tony Tasset that's achieved some local notoriety.

But getting as many people in front of your eyeballs as fast as possible doesn't end up saving time at all.

When used strategically, its one of the best returns for the amount of eyeballs per dollar spent in the marketing industry... Good article

Nielsen's numbers show that Fallon averaged 4.3 million viewers per night Wednesday through Friday, while Colbert averaged 3.7 million viewers on those days and Kimmel pulled in 2 million sets of eyeballs per night.

Keep enough of an eyeball on your retirement accounts to ensure you don't consciously, or unconsciously, end up holding too much cash.

While not everyone can afford the services of resume writers (who can write and edit your resume to help you get the job that you want), it's still of utmost importance to get an extra pair of eyeballs on your resume.

Legend also has it that he stopped Gordon Brown calling a snap election in 2007 by making the speech of his life, the walk - and - talk performance when the text was engraved on the inside of his eyeballs.

This headward fluid shift may be responsible for vision changes, flattening of the eyeball and swelling of some tissues in the back of the eye and engorgement of the optic nerve sheath seen in approximately one out of three International Space Station astronauts.

It reveals tiny changes - from the rippling of a woman's stomach as a baby moves inside, the actual way the blood flows in the human body, how fast your heart is beating, to the wobbly motion of your eyeballs inside of your skull, vibrations of individual guitar strings.

The canals serve as sensors for the muscles of the eyeballs and the neck, providing reflexes that keep images steady as an animal moves.

It's not quite Avatar, but a movie released today shows, in three dimensions, how a chaotic patch of cells grows into the beginnings of an eyeball.

Floaters are typically caused by age - related changes in the vitreous humor, the jelly - like substance that fills most of the eyeball.

But it's her red and gold ensemble that's stealing the attention of our eyeballs.

Any sign of irritation of eyeball, conjunctiva or eyelids highly undesirable.

Figure 2: This side - on (lateral) view of a dog's eye shows obvious protrusion of the eyeball or exophthalmos due to inflammation of the extraocular muscles (extraocular myositis).

Pus may form in the deep recesses of the ear and can result in vestibular disease, evidenced by neurological signs such as rolling, nystagmus (rapid, involuntary movements of the eyeball), or tilting of the head.

Thompson cites peer - reviewed papers but his analysis consists of eyeballing graphs while spurning the peer - reviewed data analysis.

In a handwritten notebook (left) Isaac Newton drew an image of his eyeball after inserting a bodkin behind it.

Even now, as the value of eyeballs has gone down, people are buying concepts, not companies.»

«His previously scarred shut eye was open and underneath I could see the white of an eyeball.

Because of the eyeballs it brings, there are guys out there who have full time jobs covering crootin.

Like water on a stone, I've had such a stream of pink put in front of my eyeballs via Instagram and magazines that even my own resolute anti-pink stance has crumbled.

I also may or may not have tried to squeeze every single second of eyeball rest in that I possibly could, and didn't have time to make a proper breakfast the next morning.

Episcleritis is an inflammation of the episclera, which is the thin outer layer of tissue that covers the sclera (fibrous covering of the eyeball.)

Whether those users are vendors or customers not directly looking for your product, you still get the benefits of having an influx of eyeballs on your product or service.

Having a team will allow you to call upon a support network, hand off jobs and have an extra set of eyeballs when you're delivering a service.

The entertainers don't get paid because they get billions of eyeballs on them through the television show.

The reality is she's a savvy business woman, who was one of the first to turn those millions of eyeballs watching her online into millions of dollars.