Sentence examples for environment displays from inspiring English sources

This environment displays a silvery gray disc, an Aura wheel, in the center of the screen.

Calculated groundwater recharge in this semi-arid environment displays high interannual variability.

For instance, an air traffic controller can be viewed as an agent observing his/her environment (displays, alerting systems, runway availability, etc).

This is in line with Silko's stated intention not to write much about other people, but the absence of human interaction is regrettable, especially considering the gift for exploring the tension between man and the environment displayed in her fiction, notably her much-praised novel "Ceremony," and in passages describing her parents and ancestors.

The environment displayed the highest potential to generate cooperation on a global scale.

Several of our multi-user distributed experiments also utilized a virtual environment display system in the Appenzeller Visualization Laboratory (AVL).

When we think of augmented reality, we think of the interaction of superimposed graphics, audio, GPS data and other sensory enhancements converging within a real-world environment displayed in real time.

This could lead to applications both in extreme sports, and in industrial situations where having information about the surrounding environment displayed in real-time, with navigable menus exposing additional data where necessary.

Compared to 2D monolayers, osteoblasts grown in the 3D chip environment displayed differential mostly higher gene expression for osteocalcin, osteonectin, and alkaline phosphatase, while collagen type I remained fairly constant in both culture environments.

Transfer of mice from a normal to a dry environment rapidly stimulated epidermal proliferation, whereas animals switched from a humid to a dry environment displayed a delayed increase in proliferation that might also contribute to the barrier abnormality.

This issue is highlighted by studies on brain function, where mice housed in a more natural "enriched environment" display enhanced learning and memory and delayed onset of symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases compared to mice housed conventionally.