Sentence examples for a display surface from inspiring English sources

As you can tell, it's rather a technical patent, and although I have my doubts about the precision of the motion and eye detection, the principle seems sound if such a display surface exists.

This was achieved by technology known as projection mapping, which is used to turn objects, often irregularly shaped, into a display surface for video projection.

Played on a graphical display surface, users are rewarded with digital explosions and sound effects every time two (or more) tops crash into each other.

One aspect of this method processes the motion of points in a patch in an image of the display surface that represents at least a portion of a physical object that is being moved.

Non-degraded stimuli consisted of white text (223 cd/m2) on a black (0.34 cd/m2) background (negative polarity), measured at the display surface with a Gossen Mavo-Monitor luminance meter.

The eyes rotate inward to follow it, but they must also maintain a fixed focus on the display surface.

Objects above display surface 64a include a "touch" object 76a that rests atop the display surface and a "hover" object 76b that is close to but not in actual contact with the display surface.

As a result of using translucent layer 64b under the display surface to diffuse the IR light passing through the display surface, as an object approaches the top of display surface 64a, the amount of IR light that is reflected by the object increases to a maximum level that is achieved when the object is actually in contact with the display surface.

He designed a perching seat, dreamed up display surfaces and created a prototype napping pad, an inch and a quarter thick and two feet wide (3cm by 60cm), that could be hung up for storage.

Highly specialized, these pathogens feature an unusual cyst stage that dehisces inside the infected organism and releases a filamentous cell displaying surface projections, which will penetrate the host gut wall and eventually reproduce in the hemolymph.

The user sketches a stroke that is the suggested position of part of a silhouette of the displayed surface.