Sentence examples for array of windows from inspiring English sources

However, the RL100 will also work with a vast array of Windows mice and keyboards, and with XP/Vista/Windows 7/Media Center MCE remote controls.

But Steve Perlman, the founder and chief executive of OnLive, says OnLive Desktop,  the company's app, can run a broader array of Windows applications and do it more smoothly than competitive products can, including high-definition video.

That marks a significant improvement over the smaller LTE devices currently on the market, some of which last only a few hours.Apple used its buying power and dominant position in the tablet market to hit competitors like Microsoft, whose partners are preparing to launch an array of Windows 8 Metro slates later this year.

They first made a square array of windows in SiO2 film (thickness 50 nm) on a Si (001) substrate.

Geoffrey Tyack also disliked the tower, describing it as "an ungainly structure" that was "lit by a monotonous array of windows punched out of the wall surface"; however, he thought the hall was "an effective reinterpretation of the traditional collegiate pattern".

There is also plenty of stylish outdoor furniture and a wide array of window shades and blinds.

In one room, an array of EC windows with a center-of-glass visible transmittance Tv range of 0.05 0.60 was installed.

To realize a stable three-dimensional structure, one of the device's elevatable panel components is terminated with an array of open windows, and the mating rotatable element has a matched set of protruding arrowheads/microrivets with flexible barbs that readily flex to facilitate their joining and assembly.

Instead, it uses a standard array of detection windows outlined with the dashed lines to overcome the problems associated with the handpicking of hotspots.

If Macintoshes can run the vast array of Windows-only software, Apple may grab more than its current 5percentt share of the PC market.

I saw the Harlem I remembered from 1999 - bodegas, with the prerequisite bulletproof glass enclosures, an apartment building decorated with an array of old window treatments, and a few boarded up storefronts.