Sentence examples for friendly display from inspiring English sources

Visitors wandering off the interstate encounter a billboard that says, "Welcome to Itasca, 'The Big Little Town,' " a friendly display of civic pride and becoming modesty.

For a brief instant, the car's friendly display read 432 kilometers per hour (268 m.p.h)., the train's peak speed, and just then a passenger cried out: "Slow down, this is way too fast.

As a result of this project, a reliable and automated equipment was obtained with the aid of virtual instrumentation software, with friendly display settings on computer screen to perform a calibration load cell on a simplified manner, providing load data against displacement with high accuracy and repeatability.

A lacklustre friendly display against Norway at a half-empty Wembley last week added to the widespread criticism of the team before the victory over the Swiss.

Visualization conveniently presents all citation data (including the text of the abstract itself) that are relevant to an Intervention X_TREATS_disease Y relationship in an easily viewed, reader- friendly display.

The announcement coincided with similar news from the Chinese company Hanvon Technology, which will release color E Ink technology, the same lightweight, reader friendly displays currently limited to black-and-white and used in eReaders like Amazon's Kindle.

Among the features of the new Apple iPhone 5 are a more movie-friendly display format, two tiny grills on the bottom that shield noise-canceling microphones, a more powerful processor and a slim, all-black case.

Based on these tests, we conclude that our system can provide quick and accurate localization of tracked instruments in abdominal interventions, and that it offers a user-friendly display for the physician.

(When long ago I approached a guard there to ask where in the museum I could see it — assuming that it was on display — he replied, "Et Mademoiselle, qui êtes-vous?") One's gratitude was all the greater because of the Met's supremely intelligent and body-friendly display.

(It's companion manuscript, the "Très Riches Heures," is in the Musée Condé in Chantilly, outside Paris. (When long ago I approached a guard there to ask where in the museum I could see it — assuming that it was on display — he replied, "Et Mademoiselle, qui êtes-vous?") One's gratitude was all the greater because of the Met's supremely intelligent and body-friendly display.

Participants suggested a better user-friendly display.