The phrase "activating display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, user interfaces, or devices where a display is being turned on or made functional.
Example: "After pressing the power button, the activating display showed the system booting up."
Alternatives: "turning on the display" or "engaging the display".
Enhanced in vivo potency of anti-HIV-1 bNAbs was associated with preferential engagement of activating, but not inhibitory FcγRs, and Fc domain-engineered bNAb variants with selective binding capacity for activating FcγRs displayed augmented protective activity.
The locations at which the outer boundary of a given shape crossed the cells of the grid provided an address table of boundary locations, and this table was subsequently sampled to specify the positions on a 64 × 64 LED display board that were activated to display each shape pattern.
Altogether, these results established that previously activated macrophages display higher brucellacidal activity than naïve ones.
Secondly, we varied the interaction mode featuring either a selective pointing mode in which only the label that the user currently activated was displayed or permanent display of all labels.
Furthermore, the possible role of MAPK in MPF activation in mammalian oocytes was ruled out by the observation that oocytes derived from mos-knockout mice, which are unable to activate MAPK, display a normal pattern of MPF activation during germinal vesicle breakdown and Pb1 emission [45].
Luckily, that doesn't seem to impact the device's battery life, thanks to its AMOLED display, which doesn't activate areas displaying black, but it does manage to irk.
Instead, it plays a sound and requires them to look up to activate the display.
These tiny devices are found in smart-phone motion sensors, inkjet printheads, and the switches that activate some display pixels, to name just a few components.
Most of the students completed the glyph search quickly, activated the display and stepped back, shouting: "We did it!
Doctors also observed a "notable, nearly involuntary movement of the right hand up to [the patient's] temple area and tapping it with his forefinger," which was believed to be mimicking the gesture used to activate the display of Google Glass.
