Sentence examples for display special from inspiring English sources

After a connection is established with one of Nintendo's special servers, players can choose from various channels to communicate and play with other Wii owners, display news and weather reports, download from an extensive online library of classic Nintendo games from older systems, and create and display special Wii avatars, known as Miis.

These results are depicted graphically to display special aspects of unsteady flow and heat transfer characteristics in all time.

For example, iWin will use DealSpot to display special promotions to players who have reached certain levels in Family Feud.

Facebook released a new "Weddings and Celebrations" feature that will display special events, starting with engagements and weddings, along with friends' birthdays on the social network.

What really makes the Reality Display special is the support of Sony's Mobile Bravia Engine, which is meant to improve color and detail in a fashion similar to that of Bravia TVs.

Electromagnetic structures that incorporate certain structural periodicities are known to display special behavior when subjected to electromagnetic waves, and can be designed to have specific functions such as inhibiting the intrusion of electromagnetic waves of certain frequencies into the periodic structure.

There are more red light bulbs, deep, determined mauve paint on one wall, and a tin ceiling; fire escapes are visible through dirty windows; gilt-framed chalkboards display specials and an incredibly high-end wine list.

The site displayed special contempt for the mainstream news media, a project that Denton called "covering the death agonies of Manhattan's old-line media industry, without much respect for the club's cozy rules".

For example, if you have visited the website of an online clothes shop, you may start seeing ads from that same shopping site displaying special offers or showing you the products that you were browsing.

When displayed, special eyewear then ensures that one perspective is beamed exclusively to the right eye and the other to the left eye, fooling the brain into thinking that it is looking at a 3-D scene.

Also built in 1965 were the adjoining Hammer Building, which displays special exhibitions, and the Bing Center, which contains a research library, a children's gallery, an auditorium that seats 600, and a cafeteria.