multiscreen
- adjective
- /ˈmʌltiˌskrin/
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multiscreen
- multiscreen use
Examples
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In addition to the media factors, some audience factors predicted multiscreen use with television.
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In the U.S., gender did not affect multiscreen use, which provides support for the argument that a lack of a gender effect could be observed in countries where gender roles are not strictly defined (Kononova, 2013).
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This eBook from FierceCable will examine multiscreen programming hardware and software solutions being deployed by major cable MSOs and take a look at some of the advanced.
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To examine to what extent individual-level audience, media, and cultural factors predict multiscreen use, three hierarchical regression analyses were conducted, one for each country sample and one with all participants.
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The models explained 24.9% of the variance in multiscreen use with television for all participants, 19.4% of the variance in multiscreen use with television in the U.S., and 21.8% of the variance in multiscreen use with television in the Netherlands.
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8. Ibid., "Scholarships and Research." 9. Schneemann presented Precarious, a multiscreen video installation, as part of the Abandon Normal Devices Festival at Tate Liverpool, September 23-27, 2009.
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"The competition from OTT services, growth in broadband penetration, and consumer adoption of connected devices all drove the rapid deployment of multiscreen services, and now operators are looking to shift focus from customer retention to monetization," said Stuart Sikes, President of Parks Associates, which will present the findings in more detail at its Connections Europe event in Amsterdam in November.
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The new gaming console supports multiscreen setups, allowing players to enjoy a more immersive experience by using multiple displays.
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During the presentation, the speaker utilized a multiscreen display to effectively share information with the audience.
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In modern offices, employees often use multiscreen arrangements to improve productivity by multitasking across several applications.
Synonyms
Made to show content on several screens at the same time
How Many Screens
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multiscreen comes from the prefix multi- 'many' and screen 'a device that shows images', so it gives the clear idea of 'many screens' used together. That's why calling a setup multiscreen means it uses more than one monitor or display at the same time.
