Sentence examples for illustrated screen from inspiring English sources

Just like SETI@Home, the cancer project has software that comes with an illustrated screen saver and uses each participating computer's idle time and spare processing cycles to download and analyze data.

G+ users are offering powerpoint slideshows, illustrated screen mockups and long-winded essays on what needs to happen.

The work and its author were popularized through its illustrations in various media: emaki (illustrated handscrolls); (screen paintings), ukiyo-e (woodblock prints); films, comics, and in the modern period, manga.

Roedy's response is well-illustrated by the television screen beside him, where the X Factor winner Alexandra Burke is singing on MTV's new British channel, Viva, launched last month.

Cantor Film Center, 36 East Eighth Street; Tisch Film and Television Theaters, 721 Broadway, (212 966-3378; $8 to $10. (Gates) 'SCREEN DECO' (Monday) Film Forum celebrates Art Deco Week with screenings of two highly designed 1930's films and 45-minute illustrated talks by Eric Myers and Howard Mandelbaum, authors of "Screen Deco".

Tapping on these tiles provides a range of filters "I'm feeling…so blue" with raindrops and a bubbly blue font, "I'm feeling…blessed" with a glorious gold sparkly font, "Who's up for…road trip" with a cute car zooming past, or "Who's up for…Let's grab drinks" with illustrated beer mugs and bottles that cover the screen.

The experimental design consisted of a screening phase and provocation phase, as illustrated in figure 3.

Secondly, the logical flow and screen examples of the system execution are illustrated with guidelines on coupling AgentStra with human judgement proposed.

This is illustrated in figure 2. At this price and the current screening uptake of about 80%, we would do much better (more T21 detected, less children born with Down syndrome after a false-negative screening, and less procedure-related miscarriages).

Inside the Needle are touch screens connected to a live camera on top of the Space Needle; an annotated, illustrated map of Seattle, photo kiosks where you can print out or email your Space Needle green screen photos for free; memorabilia from the 1962 World's Fair; and time-lapse photos of the view from the Needle.

March 17 at 2: "The Enigma of Clothing," an illustrated talk by the curator Marketa Uhlirova and a short-film screening, including "In a Hurry to Catch a Train" (1901, Ferdinand Zecca; silent).