Sentence examples for ingenious display from inspiring English sources

And by using a special type of reflector that lets the backlight through, but also reflects ambient light, an electrowetting display can have the best of both worlds.Looking into the crystal ballNow for a reality check: in the history of ingenious display technologies, only a handful have ever made it into mass production.

The spotlight feature is the exclusive Caliper Rotating Scale, an ingenious display mode marked by an oversize crown and red line at 10 o'clock that enables precise readings of 1/10th of a second — magnified 10X for rapid readability.

Part of the credit for this accomplishment goes to the people at OMA who thought up the ingenious displays.

Mr. Taborn's improvisations were ingenious, displaying a sensitivity to sound textures, not just key or pitch -- a necessity in the expansive world of electronic music.

The theme was the turning of swords into ploughshares, with ingenious displays of British products evolved from new materials and processes developed in the war.

To fight bad drivers, hacker Gagandeep Singh attached this ingenious LED display to the back of his car window to provide "suggestions" to the bad drivers behind him.

He explained that "Hollywood" is "a far cry from the ingenious fortitude displayed on so many previous singles of [Madonna's] two decades of career".

There is much less ingenious technology on display (probably because everyone nowadays is equipped with the devices that were once Bond's prerogative) and the violence is more realistic and not accompanied by Monty Norman's famous theme music.

In the exhibition, photographs of the whole ingenious process are displayed with the piece.

In the meantime, the somewhat tattered appearance of the museum is quickly forgotten the moment a child engages the ingenious and playful displays.

I think the Gaultier exhibition was more engaging than the McQueen show, because of the ingenious way it was displayed: it was much more like seeing clothes on a real person, which is the way they make sense.