Sentence examples for display meant from inspiring English sources
One room is devoted to a frightening display meant to simulate an antiquated medical examining room.
They were forms of what he called "competitive display," meant to intimidate people into a state of loyalty.
[Gothamist] A public art display meant to float from the Bronx to Inwood Hill Park broke from its moorings last week and drifted across the East River to run aground on Rikers Island, where it created a security uproar.
The new method may eventually remove one of the previously most applauded, if appalling, aspects of execution here: public display, meant to reassure law-abiding citizens that justice is being done and to warn criminals that crime does not pay.
Michael Dunlop's man-of-the-meeting display meant he also became the first winner of a new trophy named in honour of his father Robert, who won a record 15 times at the North West 200. 1. Bruce Anstey 108.014mph.
We understand that by "mobile," Apple doesn't really mean portable – it's not a giant iPad, that is – but rather, is a display meant to replace the TV sets used today in order to offer a more consistent experience across stores.
Basically, the Kindle's lightness and reflective display mean that it offers a reading experience almost comparable to that of reading a traditional book.
He said the comprehensive display means the visitors who can buy apparel of only local teams in their hometowns can select from any teams or sport they prefer.
Points display means and line segments CI 95%.
Intervals 1 and 2 display mean set thicknesses of 2.9 and 6.19 m, respectively.
The simpler construction of an OLED display means it can be more robust to physical abuse.
