Senegal regretted an opportunity missed from a display where they did not hit full stride.
There are actually two slightly different song types, one given with a symmetrical display, the other with a display where the head is twisted to one side.
"A puma can leap almost 40 feet, and we will have a display where kids perform their own jumps," Mr. Hurtubise said.
Outside the store I gaze at the window display, where a dozen titles offer a dozen alternate reading futures.
The facility has an immersive display where a scientist can stand within a three-dimensional image to, for example, examine the chemical bonds in novel photovoltaic materials or change the pitch of an array of wind turbines to optimize energy capture.
An interesting new treatment for pre-1960s Corvettes was shown at the Street Rods Only display, where a '59 'Vette had been outfitted with a removable fiberglass fastback.
The manus flutter is a submissive display where a magpie will flutter its primary feathers in its wings.
Using a single data-capturing device the Kinect information is sent over the internet to a holographic display, where a PC with ordinary graphics cards calculates the data and produces a real-time moving hologram of about 15 frames per second (feature films stream 24 frames per second, while TVs stream 30).
A note by Raz et al. [10] reports on an experiment using a hand projected in a stereo virtual environment (Reachin Display), where a questionnaire-based study found that a subjective illusion of ownership occurred both and separately for synchronous visuomotor and visuotactile stimulation.
Therefore it is important to display where a model comes from for users who seek reliability.
A sound-effects expert helped to develop a "conduct-a-storm" display, where children can work together to simulate the sounds of rain, wind and thunder.
