Sentence examples for glass projection from inspiring English sources

The Magic Lantern Show: a collection of images derived from antique glass projection slides.

And the entire east side of the tower consists of a triangular glass projection that is supported by the external steel spine.

It has just revamped its on-air look with a new studio backdrop, touchscreens and a glass "projection ball" for presenters to use.

These include display using large screens, head-mounted glasses, projection of images onto screens or the patient, and possible future display technologies.

Although these hurdles cannot be met in 2016, early prototypes of everything required will exist this year (see the likes of Lumus in-glass projection modules, WHDI multi-Gb/s wireless HDMI point-to-point transmission and Apple's A9X processors), making 2018 consumer products plausible.

Although these hurdles cannot be met in 2016, early prototypes of everything required will exist this year (see the likes of Lumus in-glass projection modules, WHDI multi-Gb/s wireless HDMI point-to-point transmission and Apple's A9X processors), making 2018 consumer products plausible.

In the early 1990's, Mr. Lassaw revisited his glass-projection paintings, producing a suite of digital ink-jet prints of unusual subtly and beauty.

These are usually mounted in plastic or card frames or bound between glass for projection on a screen in a darkened room.

He's not even talking about the "immersive overlay system" of the ODG heads-up display glasses, basically a computer on your brow, which, like the projection glass screen seen in the 2002 Tom Cruise movie "Minority Report," can project maps, directions and notices in front of you as you walk or drive.

The fact that patients with degrading vision can, to a certain extent, overcome functional difficulties – for example by using magnifying glasses, screen-projection devices or other low-vision aids and devices – makes it interesting to figure out if the caregiver cost burden correlates with the vision loss of the affected patient.

Another person climbed to the top of the theatre to bang on the glass of the projection room.