Viewers

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VIEWERS. Persons appointed by the courts to see and examine certain matters, and make a report of the facts together with their opinion to the court. In practice they are usually appointed to lay out roads and the like. Vide Experts.

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1 million viewers to rank as the most-watched cable program of 2010.

NFL Sees Most Viewed Season Ever At Over 207 Million

The transition has been a slow and subtle change, but viewers and advertisers are starting to take note.

Changing channels: television broadcasting branches out in new directions

In our final two examples, both photographers try to pull viewers into a conversation by shooting over the backs of listeners.

Try shooting from behind, instead of in front, to tell the story

Another strength of her book lies in the attention she gives to Bellini's consciousness of the viewer of his paintings.

Giovanni Bellini

While in As Yet Untitled the moral gravity is felt when viewers become conscious of their ability to control the fate of the photographs, viewers of Sneeze feel the strongest sense of responsibility at the moment when control is lost.

MAX DEAN

In the central train station, on "Bizz Board" screens that usually feature trailers for upcoming films, Janssens presented Phosphenes (Fireflies), 1997/99, an image of two people pressing their fingertips to their eyelids, accompanied by a moving text proposing that viewers do the same in order to experience "colorful and luminous patterns.