Sentence examples for GUI from inspiring English sources
The word 'GUI' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as an acronym for 'Graphical User Interface', which is a type of interface used to interact with computer systems and manage applications. For example: "We are working on developing a better GUI for our music streaming app."
C. 1129 1194 Guy, byname Guy of Lusignan, French Gui de Lusignan or Guy de Lusignan (born c. 1129 died 1194), king of Jerusalem who lost that Crusader kingdom in a struggle with rival Conrad of Montferrat.
C. 1225 March 7, 1305 Compiègne, France Guy, also called Guy Of Dampierre, French Gui De Dampierre, Dutch Gwijde Van Dampierre (born c. 1225 died March 7 , 1305 Compiègne, Fr.) count of Flanders (from 1278) and margrave of Namur (Namen).
Now he is a senior executive at Huawei, a Chinese telecoms giant, enticed back by the chance to help build a world-class multinational.Mr Li seems the perfect example of a sea turtle, or hai gui (in Mandarin, the phrase "return across the sea" sounds similar to that animal's name), long applauded in China for bringing back advanced skills.
The use of icons instead of written words seemed the final admission that we had given up trying to read and write, and had entered a post-literate age.The Apple Macintosh wasn't the first computer to have a GUI based on windows, icons, menus and pointing devices (known collectively as "wimp").
Much linglong ware was made for the export trade by the Jingdezhen kilns (in Jiangxi), whose potters protested against the imperial order to make this gui gong ("devil's work"), as linglong was also called in China.
Contemporary operating systems for personal computers commonly provide a graphical user interface (GUI).
Multinationals are also competing for talent with China's domestic companies, which need to improve the quality of their people as their markets open to foreign rivals.Chinese people returning from overseas (lyrically named hai-gui or "sea turtles") are plugging some of the shortages, particularly at the most senior levels.
It remained for other companies to cash in on Xerox's innovations which soon became easier with the availability of cheaper computer memory, a critical cost component of early GUI-based computers.
An object-oriented version of BASIC, named Visual BASIC, is available for personal computers and allows even novice programmers to create interactive applications with elegant graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
A highly visible aspect of the change in operating systems in recent years is the increasingly prevalent use of graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
Visual Basic was developed by Microsoft to extend the capabilities of BASIC by adding objects and "event-driven" programming: buttons, menus, and other elements of graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
