Sentence examples for in a single display from inspiring English sources

The borders of the garden represent a transition from wild or domesticated spaces, to this third space, which reveals our ideas of nature and of ourselves, combined in a single display.

In their place have come a mere handful of liquid-crystal displays that can be made to show all manner of digital flight data.While this may appear to simplify matters, so-called "glass cockpits" can literally overwhelm pilots by concentrating so much information in a single display, instead of spreading it around dozens of familiar locations within the cockpit.

The direct presentation of the diplotype configurations in conjunction with such LD information allows for the simultaneous inference of the underlying haplotype structures in a single display.

Although those LD features are shown in pairwise LD displays in Figure 2c and 2d, the textile plot describes different aspects of LD in a single display.

The appropriate locations of the genotypes on each vertical axis should be chosen so that all connected segments between adjacent genotypes are aligned as horizontally as possible, thus allowing for an understanding of the relationships between multiple-SNPs in a single display.

Small risks are difficult to depict in bar charts and icon displays because it is hard to include all of the necessary information in a single display.

Google Glass gets around these issues by using a single display in the corner of one eye, not two.

Instead there is a single display in the cluster with analog gauges on either side and you still get the steering wheel control.

For instance, quantitative tracks (e.g., wiggle and bedgraph) can be grouped together by drag and drop and then collapsed into a single "rainbow track" that displays all tracks in a single, dense display.

A visual interface developed by David Still, a researcher at the University of West Florida's Institute for Human and Machine Cognition in Pensacola, FL, gives pilots all the information they need in a single graphic display.

Exchange is a collaborative learning application, originally developed for wirelessly interconnected Pocket PCs, that provides support for students and a teacher performing a face-to-face computer supported collaborative learning (CSCL) activity in a Single Input/Single Display (SISD) mode.