Sentence examples for display aimed from inspiring English sources

Police vehicles equipped with radiation- and explosive-detection devices sat behind them, part of a display aimed at showing off the breadth of efforts intended to keep Francis and everyone else here safe.

This display aims to rectify that.

Above all, the display aims to instill an understanding of the past and of the value of protecting its landmarks.

The car does have some displays aimed at encouraging economical motoring.

Inside were classrooms, occupied that morning by kids making lanyards, and displays aimed at illuminating the very dark world of carbon storage.

"Déjà Vu," which sometimes seems like a showcase for new conservation research and child-friendly digital displays, aims both too high and too low.

A number of graphical displays aim to put results of diagnostic test evaluations into clinical context, based either on primary studies or systematic reviews.

Among other things, the company announced a new smart display category, aimed at taking on the Echo Show through sheer, brute force.

"But we were told to do it with a low profile," Ms. Leonard said, and an official at the board told her not to display material aimed at gay youth on its bulletin board.

Mr. Langeland, chief executive of the Alaris Media Network, intends to deduce demographic information from the radio stations drivers are listening to and then display advertising aimed at them based on income, sex, race and buying habit data.

A company called Jawbone sells a similar monitoring device called Up. Motorola sells a head-mounted display device aimed at business use called the Golden-I, with the screen on an arm that hangs in front of the wearer's face.