Sentence examples for displays calling from inspiring English sources

At a Nassau Coliseum show in January the band played its first song in a darkness punctuated by laser displays, calling to mind the visual style of "Guitar Hero: Metallica," which was then about to go on sale.

There were also two nice displays calling attention to the ocean plastics issue.

For instance, mammal and plant embryos release hormones to sequester resources from maternal tissues [5], [6], insect juveniles emit chemical cues to which caregivers respond [7] [9], and bird chicks display their characteristic begging displays (calling, wing-flapping) and morphologies (gapes, ornamental plumage [10], [11]).

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Dial is working on the displays, called LCD risers, with Zooka Creative, an agency in Sunnyvale, Calif.

The company built the displays, called "standees" in marketing jargon, to look like the entrance to a ballroom.

The displays, called low-temperature polysilicon thin film transistor L.C.D.'s, may ultimately be able to do much more than copy pictures.

Similar displays, called youdou, were a common feature of life in the early years of the People's Republic and again during the Cultural Revolution.

However, he says, he is optimistic because some commercial displays, called organic electroluminescence (OEL) displays, use similar materials, and in recent years the display market has helped drive improvements in these organic devices.

He also has several salvias in his display, calling them "one of the most neglected, underused group of annuals with great late season impact".

That was the Patriots' owner, Robert K. Kraft, before the 1998 N.F.L. draft, a display calling to mind the Daniel Snyder follies in Washington, but one that is now quite dated.