Sentence examples for array of interactive from inspiring English sources
Like its predecessors, "Illusionology" includes a visually dense array of interactive elements: flaps, 3D pop-ups, foldouts, sealed envelopes.
But Wills has devised an equally pleasing array of interactive stunts and visual punchlines, and proves resoundingly that they work on a large scale.
A relationship between iPortfolio and Oxford University Press meanwhile has produced an impressive array of interactive editions that could revolutionise foreign language teaching.
It's likely that the consumer future of VR that Valve hopes to engender, will be about a wide array of interactive entertainment and services.
With Scientific-Atlanta, Cisco now sells digital television equipment providing high-definition programming, an array of interactive services and, most recently, digital video recorders.
It offers film screenings, digital games, author events and a huge array of interactive stuff for toddlers, kids and younger teenagers to get involved with.
Not according to the unlikely combination of Daan Roosegaarde, a Dutch art-school bohemian, and Heijmans, a conventionally minded infrastructure developer, who are teaming up on an array of quirky, interactive designs that could change the way streets look and even act.
The site offers an array of different interactive internet shows in various languages and categories.
And the company has found little demand for an array of gadgets, its interactive content on television screens and kitchen countertops.
He later expanded his portfolio of patents to include on-screen television guide systems, products that analysts say give Gemstar a pivotal position in television programming and technology as consumers navigate through an increasingly vast array of channels and interactive features.
This requires, among others, the involvement of a potentially diverse array of stakeholders in interactive decision processes, the explicit consideration of all types of uncertainties, and the complementary, and informed, use of methodologies from several disciplines.
