Sentence examples for display scene from inspiring English sources

Main features of FVAS include: (1) automatic assembly modeling, (2) separation of display scene and collision detection scene, (3) multi-way assembly planning, (4) records and replays of assembly processes.

Kathy Temin's lone, white, synthetic fur Tombstone Garden and Fiona Hall's sardine cans (which sprout highly crafted Australian flora and display scenes of sexual intimacy in their interiors) might be fun, but they have no context.

Larger monitors set up around the middle gallery display scenes from such classics as Orson Welles's unfinished "Don Quixote" (a tirade by the don against that Devil's invention, cinema).In yet another gallery huge video screens show examples of today's cinema in a setting sparsely furnished with anonymous items out of a "Twilight Zone" version of Better Homes and Gardens.

In the museum, Mitsubishi Electric says the Geo Cosmos will be used to display "scenes of clouds and other visions of the earth" taken from a satellite at a resolution of 10 million pixels.

In June this year, Texas Governor Rick Perry mirrored this student's interpretation of our Constitution's First Amendment when he signed into law HB 308, nicknamed the "Merry Christmas Law," which allows public schools to display scenes and symbols of "traditional winter holidays" (read as "religious observances") provided that schools represents at least two religions.

As the journey would take place entirely underground it was decided to line the wider, original tunnel with illuminated displays showing scenes from around the world.

Users operate the LifeWall by arm motions, much like Tom Cruise in Minority Report's famous "cyber-display" scene.

Text in a digital image derived, for example, from an urban scene (e.g., a city street scene) often provides information about the displayed scene or location.

This involved the presentation of the same set of start "views" but simply required the participant to categorize the displayed scene (e.g., forest), with no navigation requirements.

Touching any part of a displayed scene that was not one of the foreground objects in that scene resulted in screen blanking, an ITI of 20 s, and the presentation again of the same scene.

A year later, for Mr. Steinberg's 50th birthday party, Mrs. Steinberg orchestrated 10 tableaus of living models displaying scenes from paintings by the old masters.