Sentence examples for graphics layout from inspiring English sources

The Suitability Assessment of Materials (SAM) instrument identified specific difficulties with the materials, including content, graphics, layout, and typography features.

As content on the web includes text, pictures, graphics, layout, sound, motion and, someday, even smell, making the right web content decisions are critical to effective web design.

Even more impressive is the in-house Artist Resource and Media Laboratory, which will provide arts technicians and dance artists with extensive access to video-editing, digital video creation, graphics layout and digital performance playback.

"Form," Calasso argues, is everything: from "the choice and sequence of titles published … to the texts that accompany the books, as well as the way the books are presented as objects," including covers, graphics, layout, typeface and paper.

The news, reported first by VentureBeat, involves accusations from Buffalo Studios that Zynga's newest title involves "striking similarities" in terms of its graphics, layout and game play with its own Bingo Blitz.

We are grateful to W. Westphal for support in cloning, and to H. Klimann for graphics layout.

In 1936, Snow hired Diana Vreeland, the greatest fashion editor, as well as Alexey Brodovitch, whose graphics layouts changed the look of American magazines.

Mr. Carter presides over the minute details, from a letter's graphic layout down to italicized words.

When you're in the app, Sonar takes up the right portion of the screen, presenting personalized, relevant tags in a graphic layout.

The database and the online questionnaires were, in fact, attached to a simple statistical processor that allows the monitoring (in real time) of the progress of the interviews, providing an immediate empirical result with a simple and intuitive graphic layout (Figure 2). Figure 2 A page of the online Results Presenter ( http://www.maggioni.org ).org

4. Keep it simple: Pringles recent online ad campaign deliberately featured a stripped-down, simple graphic layout to keep the focus of the ad.