Sentence examples for display programmes from inspiring English sources

Display programmes were developed to produce either a perspective plot or an isofrequency contour plot ("fingerprint") of the two-parameter data.

Neuroradiological images were recovered and reviewed as electronic copies in a picture archiving and communication system (PACS) using standard display programmes.

Image datasets were reported from the screen, both with and without attenuation correction, using an interactive display programme that allows multiple orthogonal images to be shown simultaneously.

Through the programme, the Indomaret shops support UNICEF campaigns by displaying programme related messages and information on their TV screens and through posters.

Recently, both the BBC and the media regulator Ofcom have tried to add a third approach – asking whether individual programmes display certain characteristics or fulfil certain purposes.

There are books about utopian programmes, displaying carefully constructed utopian worlds, and there are books about the utopian impulse.

She said the company's support "represents one of the most significant long-term corporate investments in UK arts and culture", and expressed gratitude to BP for its "groundbreaking support of the collection displays and other programmes".

But there are a number of reasons why a programme might display a durability that is not easily explained.

Visiting the excellent Penlee House gallery in Penzance the other day I noted a programme on display for a service at the Congregational Church in Market Jew Street from 22 April 1900.

Museums will need to do everything they can to engage with their public, through their displays, education and outreach programmes, and by being as open as possible to what their audience wants.

The Micro Bit will be a small, wearable device with an LED display that children can programme in a number of ways.