Sentence examples for a conventional display of from inspiring English sources

This is not a conventional display of images, already hung and ready to be looked at.

It has more in common with "Sleep No More," the "immersive" performance of "Macbeth" currently playing in Chelsea, than it does with a conventional display of couture in a gallery, tent, or shop window.

Mr. Hallberg starts the coda with a solo of extraordinarily shimmering delicacy, building up to a more conventional display of heroic jumps around the stage (danced with unconventional finesse).

Mr. Kaufmann is further working against the dominant model at the Independent, where he is presenting a more conventional display of works by one artist.

Even the politician's most conventional displays of humility have thus far been beyond him.

He is interested neither in conventional realism — he drifts further away from it with each film — nor in equally conventional displays of self-consciousness, but rather in staging collisions between those two styles.

Here, in situ visualization refers to visualization of the image data on the movable FRISM display, while ex situ refers to visualization on a fixed conventional display.

Similarly, in the conventional display, 12% of time was spent on the least important attribute, compared to only 5% of time using the DCIDA.

SAGE is essentially an operating system for visual information, capable of displaying and manipulating images up to about one-third of a billion pixels — as much as 150 times more than what can be displayed on a conventional computer display.

Considering the main features of the experienced drivers' OI-R, directions for the simplification of the appearance of conventional display units are proposed.

It's admittedly a struggle to present the complexity of a new display type through watching a video on the conventional display it will one day replace, but alas.