Sentence examples for mainstream graphic from inspiring English sources

Apple, for its part, seems to have identified computer users who don't see themselves as part of the mainstream: graphic designers, students and anyone else who like to think that they are different.Is this sort of strategy viable?

A space wildly popular and lucrative but not quite mainstream, graphic and explicit but not always associated with the avant-garde.

Since all the techniques developed here are supported by mainstream graphics hardware, thus the solution is able to provide users with practical real-time visualization of complex dynamic virtual assembly environments with affordable graphics hardware.

Dynamic though the futurists and other avant-garde groups were, it was not until the early 1930s that their thinking was reflected in mainstream Italian graphics.

A more mainstream-ready graphic user interface of mitmproxy would be more valuable, as AdiOS could cause unnecessary fear if misunderstood.

The success of the film alone has helped propel Hollywood mainstream toward more graphic displays of previously censored themes, a similar case to Psycho (1960), to which Blue Velvet has been frequently compared.

It is such mainstream mythopoetics as graphic novels, animated films, science fiction and other popular forms that since the 1960s generated the profusion of spectacular activist myths of LGBT-identified vampires, multiracial mutants and cyborgs, and ecological elementals that have been crashing the narratives of the mainstream culture since the 1960s.

The fact is Zivity is nowhere near as graphic as mainstream television.

Much of it was too graphic for the mainstream media to report.

South Philly Comics (1621 East Passyunk Avenue; 267-318-7855) ispote spot for indie graphic novels and mainstream titles alike, and it is also one of the only neighbourhood comic stores in Philadelphia that offers a subscriber's discount to regular customers.

Its success played a major part in gaining shelf space for serious graphic novels in mainstream North American bookstores.