Sentences with phrase «reader in general»

However, even if the business model sounds ideally perfect for readers in general, the service providers are obligated to reveal any details about the payment details to authors or publishers.

The publisher seems to realize how readers in general and authors «talk on the same page» about removing such a restriction.

The number of digital readers in general has stayed the same at some 3.3 million.

In comparison, the other Sony models and most ebook readers in general are rated at 6,800 - 7,500 page - turns per charge.

Since I've been posting more low carb recipes, I've gotten a lot of great feedback from both readers on Weight Watchers, those with diabetes — and just readers in general who appreciate a good - for - you food that still tastes great.

Not only for people like me who are not into social media (it's a conscious decision I've made not to spend time on those platforms), but also for time - pressed readers in general who might want to be able to keep track all of your content easily and quickly and don't realize that it's fragmented, in different locations.

However, these types of studies require a lot of data and resources because researchers must test representative groups of words on as many readers as possible in order to say how certain types of words affect readers in general.

Teachers would still teach to the test, emphasizing domain - specific knowledge (because it might be on the test), but no one would object, because it would help students not only pass the current year's test but build the broad background knowledge that enables them to become stronger readers in general.

I want them to become better readers in general.»

Of course, while these rule changes might help, they're not going to change the fact that, sooner or later, we need to accept that IF the Hugo Awards are a populist choice among readers in general they'll need to align roughly with the socio - political demographics of the readers.

I love my Kindle PW and e-ink readers in general because I love to read and the experience is so good with these types of e-readers.

My reaction to reading this news (in the Guardian newspaper) is that book readers in general remain prolific but nowadays content themselves with grubby bestsellers or popular potboilers marketed by the global giants.

However, since the rise of e-reading, power readers in general are buying more books.

Here is much of the YA crowd and young readers in general, where solid objects provide highly prized substance for the expression of their individual selves.

Readers who own e-reading devices are roughly as likely to have read a print book in the past year (90 %) as readers in general (93 %), but are almost three times more likely to have read an e-book in that time (62 %, vs. 21 % of all those 16 and older).

There's something odd about the Kindle range - or ebook readers in general - as they don't seem to be following the trend of «normal» tech.

This chapter is a little more esoteric than the other more descriptive chapters, but the book's stack of references points the reader in the general direction of simpler explanations of, for instance, the maths.

I will say, however, that readers in general are more vocal than they used to be (mostly because there are now platforms for their reviews where there weren't before), and every author gets a few one - or two - star reviews.

Finally: Does the self - published author care about other writers and readers in general?

By association, my success is in many ways due to a supportive community of critique partners, workshop leaders and participants, beta readers, and readers in general.

In other words, it's dangerous for authors to bring up the issue, and it'll be up to readers in general to have that conversation.

A funny enough placement, as the series is just as popular with female readers, and every reader in general.

And that is a very, very good thing for this business of publishing and readers in general.

Though the second survey is US consumers these are points that almost certainly apply to readers in general.

Their collective wisdom, therefore, might not extend to readers in general or your genre's readers in particular.

It can't be of much interest to readers in general.

Also, make sure to check the iBooks page for info about the iPad as an ebook reader in general.

To readers in general: I designed and built solar energy systems back in the 80s when HUD was sponsoring demonstration projects.

Nothing is overdone, hidden, or made to distract your reader in general.

Nothing is over-the-top or intended to distract your reader in general.

Follow up to my reply to Carolyne L: The last paragraph in my reply to Carolyne L above refers to registrant - readers in general, and not to Carolyne L herself.