Sentence examples for floating graphic from inspiring English sources

Fast, easy to use, and it's pretty dang cool to see a floating graphic of the ISS when you find it in the air.

The highlight of their ADHD converge was the tilting, gyrating, floating graphic that Anderson Cooper had to handle that actually blocked the first layer of experts on the set.

Light Barrier, write the artists, is an installation that crosses millions of calibrated beams in front of a fog canvas to create "phantoms of light" that hang in the air—"floating graphic objects which animate through space as they do through time".

The effort is reminiscent of what Skittles, the Mars candy brand, did this year with its Web site, showing a floating Skittles graphic on top of the browser that took visitors to the brand's photos on Flickr or product pages on Facebook.

Since (j=2) gave us a small difference when comparing with the float graphic, and its error was (1.17~%), we choose as new error (E_mathrm{max}^mathrm{new} = 1.00~%).

One of the more challenging puzzles is to tap on the biggest number of the three shown on floating balloon graphics.

This can be attributed to the fact that the GPGPU is a more specialized hardware and is designed to deal with floating point graphics and matrix operations that works well with the super-resolution application.

In the animated graphic, floating bubbles, each displaying a photograph of a celebrity, expanded or contracted depending on the volume of Twitter activity about each star.

ASIA SOCIETY Park Ave .at 70th St. (212-288-6400) — Japanese ukiyo-e, "pictures of the floating world," combined graphic elegance with titillation, depicting cherry-blossom festivals and bawdy Zen stories, actors and courtesans, musicales and other, more private entertainments.

A new paper in the journal Nature reports a breakthrough from a group of researchers at Brigham Young University in Utah: the first creation of a "free-space volumetric display", capable of reproducing full-colour graphics floating in the air, visible from all angles.

When this graphic started floating around my news-nerd social circles a few months back, it got me thinking.