Sentence examples for pivots out from inspiring English sources

Here's an appreciative nod to the manual rear window shades: Lift the main section, and a smaller shade pivots out to cover the remaining triangle of glass.

For instance, the delicate Table à Cachette has a hidden tray that pivots out from under its top, while the Cheval-d'Arcons bench, which is based on the form of a pommel horse, has concealed drawers at each end as well as at its center.

Also, the LCD screen pivots out at a right angle from the bottom, so if you want to shoot something at knee height (say, an infant running toward you) or over your head you can still see where the lens is aimed.

That is why it is no less a priority for the new chairman, and his civilian bosses, to plan how the military pivots out of Iraq to face the next enemy, whoever and wherever that is.

The GPS antenna is on the back and pivots out to the top, turning on the GPS receiving capability.

Interestingly, the catalytic loop of GAD6765loop pivots out at positions His (Cys in GAD67) and Gln (Pro in GAD67), two of only four non-conserved residues in the catalytic loop.

Walls interspersed among these modules pivot out to create flexible exhibition spaces.

Or perhaps it's swan vs. duckling, considering the Aston's "swan doors" that pivot out and up like metallic wings.

Among its notable features were the "double-delta" swept-back wings, the "moustache" foreplanes that pivoted out from the fuselage just aft of the flight deck to improve flight characteristics during takeoff and landing, and the nose section that could be "drooped" downward to improve the crew's line of vision during takeoff and landing.

Here the main detail is Marcel Breuer's enormous, emblematic Cyclops window, a trapezoidal bay affair that pivots slightly out from the building's boxy and otherwise featureless facade.

Still, some of those potential pivots turned out to be the seeds for some of the features of DigitalOcean today.