Sentence examples similar to a tangible screen from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, we are going to see a lot of replacement on the Apple side because the bigger screen is a tangible feature to have".

Moreover, it's a mainstream clothing outlet with chains on almost every high street and adverts on almost every teen girl's screen: Topshop has a tangible effect on its target market, who are women and girls aged 15-30.

The launch of Polaroid Originals – a new brand dedicated to analogue instant photography, reflects what the press release claims is a growing demand for instant film that "goes beyond nostalgia … in today's fast-paced, digital world, a tangible object outside of your phone screen becomes a valued artefact".

Unfolding the scroll is a tangible experience that gives a full screen view of the selected item.

This study compared the motor-cognitive strategies people used when solving a jigsaw puzzle on a touch screen or when using a tangible interface that used the puzzle pieces as physical objects on an interactive tabletop (Antle & Wang, 2013).

26 38 61–63 105–107 This study will result in a screening tool with the potential to have a tangible clinical impact for ED patients with UCP and PLA.

Unlike patents and trademarks, which must be applied for, a copyright attaches immediately when the work is "fixed in a tangible medium" (e.g. sculpted, written down, displayed on a computer screen, etc).

Jordan brings a grizzled vigor to the screen without losing what makes good villains so potent: a tangible sense of the injustices life has brought upon them.

It makes a tangible difference.

"It involves absolute truth, a tangible asset.

And Sir John left a tangible legacy.