Sentence examples similar to a collaborative face from inspiring English sources

The horizontal form factor makes it easy for several people to gather around surface computers together, providing a collaborative, face-to-face computing experience.

A: Collaborative.

The ultimate goal of surface user interfaces in collaborative face-to-face activities is for people not to feel they are using a computer; instead, the visual elements should naturally support their actions.

Although there has been some research done on collaborative face-to-face (FTF) and video-conferencing sessions involving architects, little is known about the effects these different media have on collaborative design in general and on collaborative communication and design representation in particular.

From my experience, collaborative, face-to-face, amicable working relationships with everyone involved translate to better technological products with a significantly faster time-to-market.

The nature of the issue is to maintain constraint consistently across distributed sites in a collaborative modeling environment in the face of concurrency.

After first visiting south Los Angeles for a magazine story on the riots that erupted following the Rodney King trial in 1992, the Dutch artist has returned numerous times and gradually created a collaborative portrait of the changing face of this community.

And now we know he admired Bowie's capacity for reinvention, we can only guess what he'll do next, arriving at the State Opening of Parliament in a balaclava to announce his anarchist period, or painting his face blue in a collaborative work with the SNP perhaps.

The first two titles are The Truth About Cats and Dogs, a Janus-faced account of a collaborative poetry project that flips between chapters by authors Sam Riviere and Joe Dunthorne; and Entrances & Exits, a love story from Reif Larsen where a key discovered in an abandoned bookshop unlocks a journey that the reader can follow using Google Street View.

The biggest issue facing Foodista is whether a collaborative approach to cooking can ever work.

Exchange is a collaborative learning application, originally developed for wirelessly interconnected Pocket PCs, that provides support for students and a teacher performing a face-to-face computer supported collaborative learning (CSCL) activity in a Single Input/Single Display (SISD) mode.