Sentence examples for across two screens from inspiring English sources

The background is also capable of scrolling across two screens.

It quickly ramps up to frantic, often excruciating, difficulty, demanding lightning fast reactions and co-ordination to track the action across two screens.

At 150 minutes, the epic length of the film posed a challenge to programmers trying to offer customers a choice of two evening showtimes, and there was evidence of straddling across two screens, alternating with a shorter film.

+ We looked at digital artist Roberto Fazio's body of work, which included a 3D grid stretched across two screens, and the Palazzo Capitaniato cloaked in virtual collages.

The Play Cable allows for two Saturn consoles to be connected for multiplayer gaming across two screens, while a multitap allows up to six players to play games on the same console.

Timber decking brings a touch of humanity rather than institutionalisation, and projected across two screens is a film of a one-off performance collaboration with choreographers and performance artists Phillip Adams and Shelley Lasica exploring the space, captured by cinematographer James Wright.

As they come and go, large photographs by Robert Rauschenberg pass one by one across four screens.

Nov. 4 at 4). "CAST NO SHADOW" The British filmmaker Isaac Julien and the choreographer Russell Maliphant boldly go where many have failed, pitting live dance against three of Julien's visually rich films, spread across three screens.

Further, as part of the Microsoft ecosystem, it's increasingly being integrated with Windows Phone, Xbox One and Azure/Outlook.com/SkyDrive so you get familiar operations, apps and services across "three screens and a cloud": smartphone, PC, and TV.

The typical museum tour opens with a five-minute introductory video, played across three screens, with news coverage of hate crimes in recent years and on-the-street interviews with people about prejudices.

Running on an approximately eight-minute loop, "Bynum Cutler" shows symbols of African-American spiritual practice — bibles, dress shoes, an usher's glove — across three screens, alongside images of the faces of longtime Bethel Tabernacle parishioners, the grounds of the Weeksville Center, and the school building itself, all rendered in stunning, high-contrast black and white.