Sentence examples for rows of displays from inspiring English sources

A milestone is the first time you suppress the urge to send that woman at Target who wedged her way in between you and your stroller and then called your daughter a cute "little boy" flying through the air and crashing into rows of displays.

Ganged together, side by side in rows of display cases, they are the visual equivalent of a brass choir at full volume, a Corelli fanfare.

Uniformed soldiers brushed past other customers between narrow rows of display cases packed tightly with handguns and old cellphones shot up by bullets.

The proband is required to recall a row of displayed numbers, in a manner similar to a subtest used in the Wechsler Intelligence Scale.

As I browsed through the rows of project displays, I learned how nails rust, how to use a helium balloon to remove an obnoxious sibling, and how to program a remote control car.

The passive 3D TV uses a patterned retarder, which means that left and right images are displayed spatially interleaved on alternate pixel rows of the display.

The largest temperature differentials were found for samples located in the front and back rows of the display cases.

Along the railing of all ships, most prominently on the large carracks and the Galley Subtle, there are rows of banners displaying various heraldic designs, including the English royal arms, one or three fleur-de-lis of the French arms, Saint George's crosses and Henry VIII's monogram ("HR") in gold on blue, what appears to be the Tudor rose, and the green and white of the House of Tudor.

The first two rows of data display descriptive statistics that help to describe the "reliable change" groups.

In an active matrix OLED display the current needs to be applied continuously, i.e., not just when the pixels in a particular column are updated but during the entire frame time while all of the other rows of the display are being addressed.

For each category there are five rows of data displayed: (1) The exon count in the TUTR dataset, (2) The percentage of all exons in TUTR, (3) The count in the EID dataset, (4) The percentage of all exons in EID and (5) The multiplication factor separating the two TUTR and E counts.