Sentence examples for display to present from inspiring English sources

As a result, some companies are looking to find better ways to utilize the iPad's interface and unique display to present and visualize business data in more exciting and engaging ways.

"An electronic device includes digital image sensors to capture visual media, a display to present the visual media from the digital image sensors and a touch controller to identify haptic contact engagement, haptic contact persistence and haptic contact release on the display.

We thought that the possibility of creating original art pieces and having "art on display" to present the Earth's natural history may motivate students' learning through a direct application of knowledge they have gained in course work thus legitimize the relevance of the learning process.

In the PANDAs PtDA, the risks and benefits were communicated to patients using the accepted principles of risk communication such as using textual, number and visual display to present risks; using natural frequencies rather than percentages; and emphasising the interaction between patients and healthcare professionals [ 25].

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students research famous F.B.I. "Most Wanted" cases; they then create PowerPoint, or other informational and visual displays, to present their case studies in class.

For example, several experiments have used fixation-contingent displays to present words precisely in matched locations each side of fixation, either entirely within foveal or extrafoveal vision [29], [30].

Fifty-six percent of primary studies and 53% of systematic reviews used graphical displays to present results.

The pressure of being constantly on display, having to present oneself in such a narrow, restricted way — it all strikes her as incredibly silly.

Linking word and image, library and gallery, Yiakoumaki uses a limited number of display cases to present treasures to make any book dealer go weak at the knees: manuscripts, letters, drawings casually stored by surviving relatives of the artists.

Before his death in 2009 at age 94, Mr. Paul decided to allow the Mahwah Museum, which has about 1,000 square feet of display space, to present the first exhibition of many of his artifacts, a decision that reflected his preference for small audiences.

Organized by the library's curator of prints, Roberta Waddell, the display is intended to present the range of contemporary printmaking styles that the library has collected during the last 10 years.