Sentence examples for Display owners from inspiring English sources

The middleware provides three principal user interface abstractions to content producers, application developers and display owners: the classical passive digital signage, a portal of interactive applications and a finite state machine based interaction model description.

Today's software improvement is an improvement for 4K display owners.

Some nativity display owners have taken measures to secure their property against would-be thieves.

Besides the rooms used for filming and the ornate Georgian architectural details on display, the owners have also added a special Egyptology exhibit in honor of one of their early relatives who helped discover the tomb of Tutankhamen in 1922.

It delivers a higher peak brightest and contrast ratio than the (still superlative Galaxy S8) but as the two currently deliver the gold and silver medal (the latter tied with the Galaxy S8 Plus) of the smartphone display world, owners will love both.

That provision addresses exhaustion of a copyright owner's exclusive right under §106 5) to publicly display the owner's work.

I must conclude, therefore, that although many bookshelves are filled with volumes (read or unread) to display their owner's intellect, status or breeding, that most important of all human traits — honest self-awareness — continues to be guarded.

As Omega watches cost more than $1,000, those buyers must be members of a wealthy elite who still think the watches display their owner's status, despite the prevalence of replicas.Omega opened its first mainland store not in one of the booming coastal cities but in Shenyang, capital of Liaoning Province in the decaying industrial north-east.

4.5 lakh option on the 535i) and the second generation iDrive (more intuitive, more functionality, 10.2-inch display, preloaded owner's manual, integrated hard drive that stores music with full iPod and Bluetooth integration).

To our surprise, days later the QR code displaying the owners info had been torn down.

Often, the most advantageous outcomes for both artists and publicly displayed art owners are donations of the objects to nonprofit institutions.