Sentence examples for adaptive displays from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, displays synchronized to camera acquisitions allow for novel and convenient systems in the area of 3D scanning and smart adaptive displays, two application areas we will present in the second part of this article.

To make the adaptive displays, the researchers began by imprinting a 16x16 grid of cells on a soft plastic.

A feature called "adaptive display" lets developers program assets for screens of unknown or varying sizes – exactly what would be needed if the iPhone lineup was to fragment into small, medium and large models.

Developers at WWDC told me that adaptive display is new this year, and that it does just what Android does: scales up vector assets so that they will fit a screen of undetermined size.

The clues were right there in a functionality called "adaptive display" - which appeared for a moment in a slide, but isn't mentioned in the public details about what's new in iOS 8 for developers.

A 1280×800 pixel resolution on a 7-inch display is pretty beautiful, and Toshiba has of course layered its Adaptive Display and Resolution+ technologies on there, as well.

Another feature new to the Galaxy Tab S is the Adaptive Display, which is designed to make the most of the SuperAMOLED screen included in the tablets.

This research highlights the need for further investigation of the role of instant messaging interfaces both on task performance and situation awareness, and how the associated problems could be ameliorated through adaptive display design.

In terms of specs, that 10-inch LED backlit display boasts a resolution of 1280×800 pixels, and comes with Toshiba's Adaptive Display and Resolution+ video enhancement technologies, which make standard definition video playback a much more enjoyable and crisp experience.

Adaptive Display Brightness: Microsoft says that the average display is set to turn off after 10-15 minutes of inactivity in Dell Latitude D620 Battery.

We present phenomenological models for each effect, we describe efficient computer graphics methods for rendering our models, and we propose a gaze-adaptive display system that injects the effects into imagery on a standard computer monitor.