Sentence examples for display has opened from inspiring English sources

The evolution of this technology beyond antibody phage display has opened up new aspects for the concept of designer biologics.

The advent of flat-panel displays has opened the era of macroelectronics.

NLS's new display, which has opened in the run up to Burns Night on Saturday, charts the controversial sale of the Glenriddell Manuscripts in 1913.

'Psychedelic' tulip show in the Netherlands Jump to media player The long, cold British winter has not been kind to horticulturalists in the UK - but there is a British theme to a new display that has opened in the Netherlands.

It is also an act of self-shaming, a public display of wounds that has opened the author to accusations of narcissism and self‑aggrandisement.

It is also an act of self-shaming, a public display of wounds that has opened the author to accusations of narcissism and self‑aggrandisement.

Similar to phage display, next-generation sequencing has opened new possibilities to obtain comprehensive information on binding clones.

Friends of Scotland has opened a "Pop-Up Shop" to display designs from Scotland from Saturday until Monday April 12.

Across the street, Sherry's House Dressing has opened with a sampling of its wares displayed on its front lawn.

Since then, he has opened his own art studio and gallery to produce and display his art.

Reading in a review that his own work had affinities with Duchamp's, he traveled to the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the late 1950s to see the permanent Duchamp display that had opened there a few years earlier, with the artist's monumental masterpiece, "The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even," also called "The Large Glass" (1915-23), at its center.