The phrase "a screen to using" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression that lacks clarity.
Example: "We need a screen to using the new software effectively."
Alternatives: "a barrier to using" or "an obstacle to using".
The 3D controller would allow for a screen to use IR, accelerometer and photo detectors to make on-screen objects manipulable through movements of a control device in three-dimensional space.
The fact that the MS750 needs a video screen to use its navigation fully — it can be run through a TV or a laptop, but I would more realistically have to buy a devoted L.C.D. screen — adds to the cost.
Others use a screen to provide precise results.
On September 24 , 1928 the Day of Atonement, British police resorted to forcefully removing a screen used to separate men and women at prayer.
After consulting with Natalie Sun and the video projection mapping artist collective, Mapjacks, ecco screen decided to use a rear projection onto a fabric screen.
Using a digital screen as opposed to using your hands is an entirely different experience.
Such words as fishbowl (the glass pen from which an advertiser views the show); gabber, anyone who talks hurriedly; blast is a loud gush of sound, gobo, a screen used to cut off too intense light, white meat, an actress.
It illustrates a prototype of a screen used to create a rule for filtering email.
In other words, instead of working with a therapist, people must sit at a screen, using a programme to try to address disorders likely to have been caused or exacerbated by social isolation.
The Cornerstone maths project is based on a successful US programme and explores concepts such as ratio and proportion using animations; cars racing across a screen are used to explain the relationship between distance and time.
