Sentence examples for display based on a from inspiring English sources
Through Oct. 24, "From Abyssinian to Zion: Photographs of Manhattan's houses of Worship," a photography display based on a book of the same title by David W. Dunlap, a reporter on the metropolitan staff of The New York Times.
A spherically curved liquid crystal display based on a guest-host liquid crystal configuration is fabricated.
electrophoretic display based on a large substrate of 370 × 470 mm2 for the backplane process.
When an autostereoscopic three dimensional (3D) display based on a single lenticular lens keeps working for a long period, the thermal expansion of lenticular lens results in serious crosstalk and 3D image deterioration.
Here, we explore critical factors for the successful performance of SNAP display based on a set of experiments designed to measure and quantify to what extent they affect selection efficiency.
Out of home marketing, such as electronic posters and billboards can adjust their messages and rate of display based on a variety of factors such as eye movement, speed of travel, and number of passers-by.
At the Sign & Display Show 2008 in Tokyo (that ends tomorrow), a company called Teraokaseiko [JP] is exhibiting a transparent touch display, based on an inorganic electroluminescent panel, that can be operated by touching either side of the display.
As if in anticipation of the smaller, gentler Hummer that General Motors displayed, based on a pickup truck chassis, and the equally macho Dodge MaxxCab pickup, Ford served up a design study called the Equator, a brutal four-door utility vehicle with a pickup box.
According to the statement, the two manufacturers will develop liquid crystal displays based on a new technology that Sharp has touted called IGZO, which the company says is more energy efficient, offers crisper resolution and allows for more sensitive touch screens.
Based in Hopewell Junction, N.Y., eMagin sells displays based on a technology known as microdisplay.
But — to give an example of the sorts of things I'm thinking of — I could imagine more dynamic and intelligent filters that customize some of the options displayed based on a user's most written-about topics/themes.
