Sentence examples for flash graphics from inspiring English sources

All that leaves is seizure-inducing Flash graphics and links to buy cinema tickets that no one will ever click on (you'd get more accurate results trying to order tickets on a potato).

The box, which uses the Linux operating system and Macromedia's Flash graphics system, will also have a slot for adding a home wireless network using the new 802.11A standard, which supports data rates above 54 megabits.

Perhaps the biggest reason for the spike in mobile shopping is simply that more Web retailers have created mobile Web sites or apps that make it easier to search inventory on a small screen without a mouse, by forgoing fancy Flash graphics and selling a limited number of products on phones.

On a computer that supports the Flash graphics format, as most do (iPads do not), go to this link and click on the green box that says "Explore [Full Screen]." Once you've loaded the map, you can click and drag your mouse to see any part of the world.

Maybe it is waiting for phones to come out with their own special Flash graphics processors.

As billions of new devices connect to the Internet our strategy is to not monetize the runtime [the "viewer" application on consumer PCs, for example Flash] on mobile devices but through authoring [software that lets developers create rich media, for example Flash graphics].

What I think held me on the T and A channel for more than a split second was a shot of Lindsay Lohan's nipples, highlighted by flashing graphics, followed by a clip of Britney Spears effing and blinding.

If one of the defining forms of self-representation on MySpace was the blurry bathroom selfie, set against a page decorated with graffiti and flashing graphics, Facebook profile photos on a starched-white and Ralph Lauren-blue background announced a clean, well-lit model of orderly selfhood.

If one of the defining forms of self-representation on MySpace was the blurry bathroom selfie, set against a page decorated with graffiti and flashing graphics, Facebook profile photos — on a starched-white and Ralph Lauren-backgroundround — announced a clean, well-lit model of orderly selfhood.

There have been many studies that show that flashing graphics are distracting and annoying to people.

Long gone are the days of complex tables and flashing graphics.