Sentence examples for flat visual from inspiring English sources

"Go Tigers!" was filmed in high-definition video and has the flat visual rhythm and slightly washed out colors peculiar to that format.

In addition to its literary qualities and its flat visual qualities, a book, after all, is a three-dimensional object worthy of a designer's attention — just like a piece of furniture.

These interaction force sensing has just opened the door to high-fidelity haptic feedback on flat visual displays.

As for what iOS 7 will bring, there's precious little information so far, besides rumors that the design will embrace a more flat visual style, and that core apps like calendar and email will get significant functionality updates.

iOS 7 will get a flat visual look, which is all the rage these days, at the hands of Apple's chief design guru Jony Ive, according to a new report by 9to5Mac.

In recent studies, lateral haptic feedback on a flat visual displays, such as liquid crystal displays (LCD), has often been realized utilizing ultrasonic vibration [3, 4] or electrovibration [5, 6].

Depending on the budget, his movies look either cheap (like this one) or studio slick ("Pretty Woman"), and tend to have the same flat, presentational visual style that's familiar from most sitcoms.

Using a microscopic technique that allowed them to see a flat, thin visual slice through living cells, they watched hundreds of individual dots entering, jiggling around in, being ejected from, and in some cases admitted through, NPCs.

The display provides passive haptic feedback on a flat panel visual monitor, such as LCD, using electrostatic friction modulation via multiple contact pads arranged on a surface-insulated transparent electrode.

In comparison to previous versions of the software, Sense 5 uses a flat, minimalist visual style with refreshed icons and the condensed variant of the Roboto font family.

The brash flat-shaded visuals and funk jam soundtrack accentuate the exploitation feel, and there is some brilliantly dark humour hiding behind more conventional period references.