Sentence examples for available display from inspiring English sources

This blue-chip gallery, previously located in SoHo and then Chelsea, has crammed two lavish exhibitions into the four floors of available display space in the narrow, overly hygienic building on the Bowery — commissioned from the British starchitect Norman Foster — to which it moved in 2010.

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We formulate the problem as a quantization process and employ an adaptive conscience learning strategy to ensure that the mapped low dynamic range displays not only faithfully reproduce the visual features of the original scenes, but also make full use of the available display levels.

Most publishers use several of the more than 350 online ad networks to sell a percentage of their available display advertising inventory.

The HMD is based on a commercially available display (Z800 3DVisor, eMagin, Bellevue, WA) using organic light-emitting diode technology and providing flicker-free images with a resolution of 800 × 600 pixels per eye.

You can quickly cycle through the available display types by opening the Project menu.

Graduation rate data should be readily available, displayed in a user-friendly format and audited to ensure accuracy, alongside data on other important criteria such as cost, location and program offerings.

Therefore, 4 out of 15 pediatric HLH cases (26 %) for which functional data were available displayed a defective NK cell function.

Overall, all patients with a genetic diagnosis for which functional data were available displayed a functional defect by at least one diagnostic assay.

None of the predicted type-B GmRR genes, for which expression data available, displayed predominant expression in endosperm (Fig.  5A), which was found as a unique feature for the type-B2 and type-B3 Arabidopsis ARR genes (Fig.  5B).

No pictures – of justice or the participants – are available for display, as the decisions are all made out of sight.