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.
While the nature of displays prohibits this for the most part, there are some things that can be done with flexible displays to make them a little more physically fulfilling — kind of like your mom.
With 84 children in his class, he cannot give them individual attention, and is forced to rely on wall displays to make up for a lack of textbooks.
We the people have entrusted individuals who, by their very nature and training, are prone to adversarial conflict in the form of litigation and courtroom displays to make decisions and steer outcomes regarding a child's well-being.
The customer swiped his loyalty card at the Safeway supermarket on Market Street in San Francisco last month, and a message appeared on the display: Care to make a donation to fight breast cancer today?
The renowned war photographer Don McCullin and I were asked to supply some photographs for a display and to make a tape so that in a recreated news desk people could ring us up and hear how we went about our work.
Welcome to Colortopia, a three-part display trying to make a splash with light, hues and interactivity.
Tragically for Enckelman, he spent six months rebuilding his reputation with a series of solid displays, only to make an arguably worse one in the return fixture at Villa Park, visibly bottling out of gathering a headed backpass and allowing Geoff Horsfield to poke the ball past him and knock it into an empty net.
In Lulu's Song, Jennifer Welch, a soprano in the Met's Young Artist Development Program, displayed everything needed to make a good start in the opera's title role except a certain abandon, which will undoubtedly accrue with experience.
When receiving a call, users can pick up the handset to speak, push a button on the display (the tablet) to make a hands-free call or take the tablet out, walk around and speak into its mic.
