Sentence examples for display stage from inspiring English sources

On the display stage, there are TV sets that allow the kids to see what I will see and headphones that allow them to hear what I will hear.

After the first display stage, the application enters in a cycle (waiting for a user's input that change status in order to make new display changes) or quits.

Then, the display stage happens when the information is loaded and we can see the "Table View" with article title, description and thumbnail.

Participating males gather in a line at the display stage – a bare horizontal branch they have previously stripped of leaves and shoots.

And thus the habitat is constructed, replete with the requisite mini-ampitheatrical display stage for the Writer's childhood Star Wars action figures.

For example, the mean and variance (as well as other statistical estimators) can be immediately computed and streamed out to the display stage.

The Met said it would have some extra armed officers on duty and that searches would be carried out at a fireworks display staged by London's mayor.

Light Blues chiefs were responding after the club's official supporter group called for the entire Hoops faithful be barred from Ibrox when the teams next meet following the controversial display staged during Saturday's Old Firm clash.

This study presents the hardware acceleration of a real-time adaptive background and foreground identification algorithm in a SoC, including the capture, processing and display stages.

Dal Santo et al. [ 76] examined the phenotypic plasticity of Corvina berries from the three most important wine regions around Verona, Italy at various stages of development that revealed a number of non-plastic genes that display stage-specific expression increases or decreases irrespective of vineyard, such as PR and photosynthesis-related transcripts.

Their early projects — art installations, window displays, stage design — seemed intended to distance them from their peers, as if they felt ill at ease with architecture's permanence.