Sentence examples for display volume from inspiring English sources

The idea was to display volume rather than structure.

Companies like Pioneer and Philips mass-produce miniature O.L.E.D.'s to display volume and tuning information for car stereos and the remaining battery life for electric razors, but few companies have done more than experiment with larger-screen O.L.E.D.'s.

Perhaps the coolest feature of the product's design is its inclusion of 192 LED nodes, which display volume levels, battery life, and Internet connectivity on the device's face.

One might assume that promoted trends display volume patterns characteristic of exogenous influence, with sudden bursts of activity, whereas organic trends would conform to more gradual volume growth patterns typical of endogenous processes [17, 24, 25].

Many of the notebooks were donated to the library by graduates' children and grandchildren, and some have been carefully typed up and bound in display volumes.

NPD says that in 2013, other manufacturers competing with Apple will be looking to build stronger supply chain relationships with touch-capable notebooks (most likely based on Windows 8), and ultra-slim PCs, and that those competitors are working hard on locking down sufficient mobile display volumes from supplier partners.

On the bookstall in Kuala Lumpur where these titles were purchased, another prominently displayed volume was Henry Ford's 1920s contribution to the conspiracy genre: "The International Jew".

A stylet can interact with the displayed volume of the colon, providing an accurate three-dimensional representation of patient anatomy.

The areas that appear in the graphs of Figure 4 show only combinations of biologically relevant parameter values leading to tumors that exhibit monotonic behavior for the case of free growth [23], [24] and tumors displaying volume reduction after therapy for the case of treatment.

The images were displayed in the TrakEM2 software within FIJI (Cardona et al., 2012) and counted when they were completely contained within the displayed volume or were touching the left, top, and upper sides of the counting frame.

The first involved determining the ratio of transfected (GFP-positive) and phenotypically apoptotic cells (displaying volume loss and/or membrane blebbing) in relation to all GFP-positive and therefore transfected cells.