Sentence examples for interface group from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Ball, who now works in Microsoft's user interface group, he added modern PC graphics to the original program.

"If that runway had been properly closed off, that accident would not have happened," said Bruce Tognazzini, who headed the human-computer interface group at Apple Computer for years and is now also part of the Nielsen Norman Group.

"We found we learned the most not from the average driver, but from the extreme cases," said Iain Roberts, head of the interface group in Ideo's Chicago office, who led the team working with Ford.

A 10-year veteran of Nokia, Lindholm has done stints with its famed user interface group.

Helped develop PlayStation Eye and PlayStation Move for SCEA's user interface group, which explores new means of input in games.

The model with the largest slip at the shallowest portion of the plate interface (group 1) cannot explain these stress orientations.

As the children were divided randomly to avoid interference between sequential operations performed by each group, Pearson chi-squared test was used to compare success rates between the two interface groups.

The advanced user interface groups the terms and phrases of the subexpression "as close as possible" in the limited set of input fields (for each type of query one field, also see above).

Misexpression of ephb4a in these transgenic backgrounds confirms that, in the absence of an Eph/Ephrin interface, groups of eye-fated cells are found in the telencephalic domain (Fig. 4B, compare with wild type in 4A).

In the longer term we will seek to implement the findings of the RCT into daily practice and locally we will share the results of the feasibility study with local primary and secondary care interface groups, such as commissioning teams and service managers.

"It's not just a question of having screens everywhere or wearing a screen, but also this whole idea of phones and devices becoming more context-aware, so they can offer information that is highly relevant," said Pattie Maes, founder and director of the M.I.T. Media Lab fluid interfaces group, which studies how to integrate digital information into daily life.