channel surfing
channel hopping

The show failed to keep her interest and she was soon channel surfing again.

Then he turned back and did his best to interest Lisa in channel surfing.

Eventually you realize what that other experience is: channel surfing.

Any channel surfing you do never gets measured this way."

From about 1960 onward, the museum goes channel surfing through rock history.

"I was just channel surfing, taking a rest after cleaning up from the party.

After 25 years, video games have produced something to rival the experience of channel surfing.

The girls would be together, in the furnished basement, channel surfing.

Wandering among them is the retail equivalent of channel surfing.

My father was in his chair in front of the television, channel surfing.

But solving this and a related problem could make "channel surfing" quite a bit more complicated.

The biggest reason we have not yet switched off the cable is the lack of channel surfing.

They appear briefly while the family is channel surfing.

That's much the same type of impression that results from channel surfing or flipping through a magazine.

This will not only make channel surfing a marathon process, but bring consumers directly into the interactive age.

It's like the low rent talk shows you find channel surfing at 2:00 AM.

Real couch potatoes know the hard truth about channel surfing: it can be murder on the fingers.

And the pauses when channel surfing for television fare.

"This, in turn, is leading to less satisfaction with programs as a whole, which of course promotes more rapid channel surfing."

The amount of time an average listener spends listening to the station or program before channel surfing.

But in reality, the Yankees pitcher is channel surfing this spring, searching for his identity.

Guide scrolling and channel surfing is much faster than previous models.

I notice while channel surfing for something interesting.

"I hope that people who are channel surfing will say, 'What's this?

Now, everyday channel surfing doesn't produce this sort of burn-in.

Viewing this exhibit is like channel hopping without a remote.

To find as many networks as possible, kismet supports channel hopping.

For instance here is my rather rudimentary version of our channel hopping feature:

It mirrored the channel hopping style of the show by featuring various magazine formats and comic book styles.

In television terminology channel hopping may be used as an alternative phrase for Channel surfing.

Punctuated by the static of purported channel hopping, it is a 15-minute portrait of pop American culture.

As the credits roll more and more of us are hitting the remote control buttons and channel hopping.

In telecommunication context, channel hopping is a method to send radio signals in wideband systems.

It's been exhausting, channel hopping.

The flaw lies largely in the exploitative model itself, whose redundant and circular form favours the channel hopping home audience.

Short trips across the Channel for leisure purposes are often referred to as Channel Hopping.

Channel hopping is a slang term used by Britons making short trips across the English Channel.

The standard also allows for channel sharing, as well as channel hopping in one of a number of patterns that avoid interference.

Faster access and full-motion video will erode the distinction between Web surfing and TV channel hopping.

Channel hopping between Fox News Channel and Turner Classic Movies?

Or does this suggest that people are happy to keep their surfing and channel hopping as distinct activities that they would prefer to keep that way?

AA Essential Channel Hopping.

But Rey Roque, a Samsung vice president, says he believes that most people will buy the $7,000 monitor for work, not channel hopping.

Specific enhancements were made to add channel hopping and a variable time slot option compatible with ISA100.11a. These changes were approved in 2011.

It uses channel hopping to avoid interference - the packets between TSMP devices get sent on different radio channels depending on time of transmission.

I borrowed the idea of 'channel hopping' from TV, and my colleagues and I explored various ways of switching channels or stations whilst playing a programme.

And so this tennis fan was reduced to scouring the outer galaxies of satellite TV: one of those little indignities you must endure for your fix; channel hopping at 2am.

Channel surfing (also known as channel hopping or zapping) is the practice of quickly scanning through different television channels or radio frequencies in order to find something interesting to watch or listen to.

The 2003 to 2007 idents showed channel hopping viewers with their TV set "off stage" being brought to a halt by the appearance of a golden light accompanied by the channel's ident jingle.