Sentence examples for remote style from inspiring English sources
If anything, his remote style and coolly impenetrable manner can seem anomalous in the current scene.
Principally it centres on three friends (Keira Knightley, Andrew Garfield and Carey Mulligan, the narrator) from childhood to their 20s, and the movie, presumably deliberately, expires entropically as the director's remote style decreases its grip.
Also new in this version is a Remote Style Editor, which allows developers to test their web apps over a remote protocol in real time.
However, as we saw with the Wii's TV Remote style input device, having it as standard legitimates (perhaps even demands) that developers treat it as an integral part of the system.
One is an oldie but a goody, describing a Wii remote style 3D control mechanism that users sensors to determine its position in space, filed in 2006 (the same year as the Wii itself), and the other is a system for detecting, gathering and providing information about unauthorized users of a person's iPhone or other mobile device.
Everyone laughed at the name, then everyone laughed at the crazy TV remote-style controllers.
Systems like this which used car remote-style controls for unlocking were around in the early 2000s - but they needed smartphones to make them properly useful.
Its main innovation is a TV-remote-style controller that can merely be tilted and waved to produce in-game action, rather than having to master combinations of buttons and triggers.
The Wii's big breakthrough is that you can tilt and wave the TV-remote-style controller to produce action on the screen, rather than having to master complicated sequences of button-pushing and trigger-pulling.
He presided over the launches of the Nintendo DS handheld gaming system – the second-most successful console to date, after Sony's PlayStation 2 – and the Nintendo Wii, with its innovative, much-copied motion-sensing, TV remote-style controller, which appealed to a generation that had previously found video games intimidating.
Remote in style and function from the Classical Viennese works, J.S. Bach's Mass in B Minor (1733 38) was a monument of the preceding Baroque era.
