Sentence examples for display appropriately from inspiring English sources

I thought Pinnacle Express had the ugliest selections, and the title page I made with it didn't even display appropriately on the TV screen.

Using the principles of Responsive Web Design, we've redesigned finding aids to display appropriately on any size device iPhone, iPad, IMAX, you name it.

This is, after all, an electronics show, and Special Products, the Warwick, N.Y., company that holds part of the U.S. licensing rights to the Hello Kitty brand, has stocked its display appropriately.

The publisher of Zoo magazine, Bauer, said it was "sensitive to the mood of the public" and would work closely with all retailers to ensure the title was displayed appropriately.

The photo size isn't cropped, instead shrunk and displayed appropriately within all of the stream views.

To summarize, we present the first method for interactive and multiscale navigation of large, complicated biological networks that displays appropriately abstracted views at all levels of detail.

"A developer would first need to understand the schema, figure out how to parse a feed, then write code to handle it, integrate it into an app, display it appropriately, etc.

Although an Orthodox monk (not an abbot) displaying personal arms is rare, a hieromonk (monk who has been ordained a priest) would appropriately display a monastic hat (klobuk) and a black cloak or veil suggestive of his attire, and a hierodeacon (monastic deacon) would display an orarion behind the shield.

The display will grow appropriately as if you were simply enlarging or shrinking an image.

In early CTC installations the layout under a centre's control was shown only on one panoramic display, in which appropriately located lights indicated the setting of each switch point and signal, the track-circuited sections occupied by trains, and in windows at each occupied section the identifying code of the train in question.

The human eye is capable of recognizing many levels of brightness, saturation and contrast [199], but most contemporary optical technologies cannot display all levels appropriately.