Sentence examples for display of real from inspiring English sources

Ropelewski, C.F., J.E. Janowiak, and M.S. Halpert, 1985: The analysis and display of real time surface climate data.

"Army of Darkness," a display of real if misplaced talent, has a crisp, punchy look and an energetic style.

One viewer, Sophie Pittman, 9, from Raleigh, N.C., who was visiting relatives in Oceanside, particularly liked a display of real mosquito eggs and live larvae, both in sealed glass tubes.

Re "Step Right Up to the Anatomy Lesson," by Francis X . Clines(The City Life, April 10), about the farcical display of real human bodies currently on view in Manhattan: We have no way of knowing if people around the world, including those living under oppressive regimes, gave full informed consent to donate their bodies for this.

After this uncertain start, however, Wigan visibly grew in confidence and produced a first-half display of real composure and enterprise, exemplified by the excellence of McManaman and James McArthur.

Federer saves the first two with an ace and a putaway, and he fends off the third with a display of real cojones - following a second serve into the net and painting the sideline with a volley.

North Carolina ups the ante considerably with its recent law, adding a so-called "Display of Real-Time View Requirement".

We have designed and developed a measurement system with a computerized record, analysis and wireless graphical display of real-time data, incorporating a mechanism for acoustic and visual biofeedback to measure the loads exerted on forearm crutches during aided walking.

Finally, stuff all these highly explosive elements into a place of worship like the Berkley Church and witness the blinding fire display of real-deal fun that shall forever be known as the legendary Festival Ball.

The sensor of CGMS after 72 hours is removed and the data from the monitor are downloaded into a PC, which gives a continuous graph of the glucose values of the previous 3 days; Guardian® Real Time CGMS (Medtronic) uses a continuous telemetry display of real-time glucose values.

It's one of the first displays of real disagreement between any of the candidates.