Sentence examples for ancillary display from inspiring English sources

Intel also showed a prototype Metro (below), which was 0.7 inches thick, and had an external ancillary display courtesy of Windows Vista.

The panel can serve as a display of ancillary game information.

There, a game can use the panel as a display to show ancillary information.

In the field of World Cup studies, it is axiomatic that the competition itself and its manifold ancillary cultural products (songs especially) display what Frankfurt School philosopher Herbert Marcuse called repressive desublimation.

Among the ancillary characters, the museum also displayed the only picture I'd ever come across of Georges-Charles D'Anthès, the French Army officer and ballroom roué who killed Pushkin in a duel.

LabKey Server's query tools support drawing in data from multiple studies and placing filtered versions of this data into ancillary studies, as well as displaying summary views.

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And both the Whitney and Christie's displays include fascinating, if sometimes unsettling, ancillary information.

Late last month a leaked version of the EC's copyright reform document suggested the Commission is planning to extend copyright protections to publishers — taking a similar approach to the German government which, back in 2014, backed a so-called ancillary copyright law designed to cover the news snippets displayed in Google News.

*total cost per survey included survey packet, incentive and reminder postcard **total cost per survey included survey packet only Table 4 displays the representativeness of respondents to the total ancillary study population.

Several ancillary mechanisms have been proposed to explain metformin induced cardioprotection, these are displayed in detail in Fig.  2 [ 12– 33].