Sentence examples for displays in the form of from inspiring English sources

Interactive Boards have been less successful, and so far we are mostly seeing wall-size displays in the form of PowerPoint presentations and non-responsive information screens.

Addressing this shortcoming, we develop additional analytic displays in the form of hierarchical dendrograms based on the cosine distances between vectors in any number of dimensions.

Figure 1 displays (in the form of z-scores) all the quantitative production analysis and semantic content measures on which at least one transcript was associated with a score that fell 1.5 or more standard deviations below the control mean.

(The budget is also displayed, in the form of the images and the so-called production values that they convey).

Inspired by scholars' commentaries on the Talmud — conversations across generations — Bloom uses the objects to reflect on eclectic subjects in essays displayed in the form of open books.

Her inner goth — as a teenager, she listened to Joy Division and Christian Death — was on display in the form of a Victorian collar.

Using an LCD screen and a low-cost USB camera, the system allows users to simulate several pheromones – displayed in the form of visual trails on the screen – and to change their strength to allow for controllable experiments.

"If somebody had told me a year ago that the future of Democratic control of the Senate was going to be displayed in the form of Frank Lautenberg and Walter Mondale, I would have said they were nuts," he said.

Mankind's baser instincts are on full display in the form of Crace's protagonist, Felix Dern, an impossibly fertile actor and singer in a metropolis that seems very familiar but different in unnerving ways.

But her legacy as a journalist was undeniably on display, in the form of a giant flag flying from the raised ladders of two fire trucks on nearby South Street, attended by firefighters in dress uniforms with white gloves.

Evidence is displayed in the form of a homespun (dwarf-size) spacesuit, meals freeze-dried in Baggies, and designs for an apparatus to enable astronauts to smoke in space.