Sentence examples for book screening from inspiring English sources
In his playful 1972 book "Screening the Sexes," one of the first studies of homosexuality in the movies, the critic Parker Tyler drew up a taxonomy of gay and crypto-gay characters and themes, identifying types like "the chameleon" and "the funny fellow," and breaking them down into even more flavorsome subcategories ("hustling cupids," "uncle-aunties," "lady scarfaces").
For them, BookLamp provided data analytics services that ranged from automatic book screening for proper categorization (Apple) to providing a platform for the publishers that they could use for screening manuscripts to consider whether a book would sell well with a particular demographic, or how much marketing budget should be allocated to it.
In the book Screening the Dark Side of Love: From Euro-Horror to American Cinema (2012), Sarah Schaschek devoted a chapter to the phenomenon, titled "Fucking Machines: High-Tech Bodies in Pornography".
The address book screen, for example, lists your contacts' names but not their phone numbers.
Your age & your eyesight As we age it's natural for our eyes to begin to struggle to make out words on the page of a book, screen, or newspaper.
That system was not perfect, but it generally worked.The Choose and Book screen should now offer a comprehensive list of medical specialisms so that the GP can choose either a named consultant or a particular hospital.
Also new is the Address Book screen in Sesame, which has been revamped to be easier to use.
Since the Etch a Book screen is closely derived from the classic Etch a Sketch, the reader will not be able to display text or pictures.
E Ink is satisfying to read but deeply flawed technology for e-book screens.
Critics observed that the film might have been ahead of its time, as The Rocketeer's easy mixture of humour and action anticipated a wave of hugely successful comic-book screen adaptations.
The e-book screen can toggle between displaying an e-book and becoming a free writing surface.
