Sentence examples for display to make from inspiring English sources
Then, they draped tablecloths over the 12-foot display to make sure no one nibbled or knocked anything over.
"One could increase the resolution of the display to make up for some of the difference," he said during the call.
A sliding control on the side of the screen allows people to change the depth of the 3-D display to make it more comfortable, or turn it off completely.
On a low-tech note, if you work with confidential information in public places on a regular basis, consider using a removable privacy screen for your display to make it harder for neighbors to sneak a look ($20 to $60 for laptops, $5 to $15 for iPhones and BlackBerrys).
Abbott's speech at the Samuel Griffith Society last week demonstrated key markers that he'd have to display to make a comeback viable: self-reflection and a capacity to learn from mistakes; considered policy reflection and the beginning of an economic narrative; and an uncowering stance in the media glare.
He owned several books on Indian and pre-Columbian art, some of which the curators have borrowed from the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation and placed on display to make the wider point: elements of Lichtenstein's "Face and Feather" (1979), for instance, seem to have been lifted from a design on a piece of Peruvian pottery reproduced in a book on the ancient art of the Andes.
As a king, Lear is given to display, to making large, grandiloquent pronouncements and also, alas, to soliciting them.
However, when participants use ensemble displays to make point-based judgments, they may overweight individual ensemble members in their decision-making process.
On the other hand, when participants use ensemble displays to make point-based judgments, they may overweight individual ensemble members in their decision-making process.
She has even studied how stores organize displays to make people buy more than they need.
But only a small selection of these works are displayed to make room for three special shows.
