Sentence examples for optical display from inspiring English sources

But the new company, Japan Optical Display Technology, was shuttered after four years because of clashes.

One of them, 28-year-old Glaswegian Kevin Moody, has designed an environmental sensor with optical display for use by firefighters, which he began developing several months before the blaze.

Such a poor mechanical consistency, which is not desirable for battery applications, is instead quite welcome in optical display technology.

Lumus VP of business development Ari Grobman explains that "we sell see-through optical display modules that customers like DAQRI, Atheer and Thales use for industrial, medical and enterprise markets.

Phosphors in optical displays contain yttrium, europium, and terbium oxides.

The primary use of europium is in red phosphors in optical displays and TV screens that use cathode-ray tubes and in glass for fluorescent lamps.

In addition, modern media and communication devices cell phones, televisions, and computers all employ rare earths as magnets for speakers and hard drives and phosphors for optical displays.

The findings, reported in the journal Nature Communications, represent the first evidence of an organism using "mineral structures" to produce optical displays.

Before Silicon Valley was known for Google employees whisked to work in private shuttles, startups valued in the billions, and people walking around with optical displays strapped to their faces, it was known simply for silicon — the stuff used to make computer chips.

The combination of daylight-visible optical displays with systems for storage and retrieval of digital data simplifies the design of aircraft cockpits and ship bridges by allowing the presentation of essential information on demand, relieving the navigator of the task of interpreting the readings of numerous separate indicators.

A few of the lanthanide ions with unpaired 4f electrons have electronic transitions that give intense and sharp colours when activated by electrons or photons and are used in televisions that use cathode-ray tubes, optical displays, and fluorescent lighting; these are Eu3+ (red), Eu2+ (blue), Tb3+ (green), and Tm3+ (blue).