Sentence examples for coloured screen from inspiring English sources
From smartphones, tablets and laptops, to the niche technology used by the military and medical profession, all depend on them to function, for features as broad as a phone's coloured screen to the magnets used to power hybrid cars.
The app was able to play with fade out in a much more compelling way, just one of its neat visual cues, including swiping the screen backwards rather than forwards when it came to Cycles Two and Three; and the chromatic distinction of different coloured screen borders depending on whose point of view the narrative was being told from.
Throughout the experiment participants looked through a mirror mounted on the head coil where they viewed the coloured screen, presented by a projector.
Cinematic magic these days takes the form of digital imagery, and coloured screens leave room for 50 minutes of CGI wizardry.
The iPod, iPhone and iPad are devices that are small, have brightly coloured screens and respond delightfully when prodded, making them instant hits with toddlers.
Kulak put together a mint-coloured screen with two columns for users' profiles – display pictures in a circle with their first name underneath.
The design – on which Warner has collaborated with the French designer and artist Jean Kalman – is of featureless dun-coloured screens that you might find in a conference centre.
The set is gradually being warmed, with sunshine-coloured screens and mounds of flowers, and the presenters' initial stiffness is slowly softening as they seem to find their feet.
(In the second world war, remote-controlled US bombers would fly in formation with piloted craft, transmitting FPV on to – incredibly, given the date – coloured TV screens in the latter).
He loved its six-inch coloured touch-screen, its small but perfectly functional keyboard, its wireless connectivity and its ability to run for 12 hours before needing to be recharged.
The portraits are brightly coloured silk-screen prints Warhol created using famous photographs of historical figures which, in addition to Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud, included Sarah Bernhardt, Louis Brandeis, Martin Buber, George Gershwin, Franz Kafka, the Marx Brothers (all three in one frame), Golda Meir and Gertrude Stein.
