Although there was evidence of a moderate correlation between a rise in screened and real-life violence during the 1950s, this reversed throughout the rest of the century, with instances of screen violence inversely related to homicide rates in the 1990s.
The actual instances of screening situations could then correspond to global states, which in this case with only two components can be thought of as pairs (s, b) where s is a particular screen and b a particular plane.
With its win for outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture on Sunday night, "Birdman" certainly looked like another instance of the Screen Actors Guild celebrating actors for playing actors.
I propose that masks could be understood as roving, material instances of a screen, one that bars access to the visage while functioning as a device of projection for others.
Sure there have been other instances of touch screen interfaces (ATM machines, TV remotes, etc).
When analyses were conducted separately for different electronic devices, all instances of daytime screen use over 2 h were significantly associated with a sleep deficit.
The logic of the Smoke-Free Movies campaign, which seeks an R rating for almost all instances of on-screen puffing, is straightforward enough.
The SenseView Duo, with a liquid crystal display 4.3 inches wide, stores up to 20 images — for instance, a screen shot of a railway timetable.
For instance, a screen capture of a user's hand-drawn annotations can no longer be accomplished by copying a rectangular frame buffer because the portal might not be axis-aligned.
In some instances, the lack of screening also reflects to the lack of political will to prioritise cancer prevention in women.
