Sentence examples for lines on a screen from inspiring English sources

That focus strips away the humanity of the patient, reducing life to lines on a screen and numbers on a chart.

It can rob human interaction of its warmth and induce us to see those we digitally converse with as lines on a screen.

The problem of drawing infinitely long lines, on a screen, as represented by Pl űcker coordinates, is touched upon.

But generally speaking, it could provide me with something material even when it wasn't sure what I actually wanted – and it would deliver those results as a dictated response, which is far more useful in a voice-based interface than some lines on a screen.

We presented participants with 4 vertical lines on a screen and asked them to indicate the position of the shortest line.

Spalding et al. used a more complex test procedure, during which two lines on a screen had to be aligned before braking.

The conductor Kurt Sanderling, who worked often with Shostakovich, found these sounds to represent fluctuations in hospital machinery, which diminish into a straight line on a screen once the patient loses life.

Task stimuli consisted of 56 word pairs presented on a single line on a screen.

Subjects viewed question sentences followed by a punch line on a screen in front of them.

The principle is simple: instead of using a beam of electrons to create the lines on a TV screen, the plasma screen uses what are in effect tiny quick-acting fluorescent light cells to form a picture.

Arthur Steijn's videos include an abstraction of body lines moving on a screen and a view of dancers seemingly suspended in the air (actually viewed from above as they lie, like their live counterparts, on their backs).