Sentence examples for screen barrier from inspiring English sources

Samsung and LG have already crossed the 5-inch smartphone screen barrier, and now it seems that HTC is planning to make a similar leap any day now.

In this paper, a general model for calculating the insertion loss of a single screen barrier in the presence of a floor and a ceiling is developed using the image source technique.

Thing is, the elements you see within VR are always at risk of invading your personal space; because of course there's no screen barrier here, you are right inside the content – so it's possible that, rather than feeling liberated within boundless virtual space, you end up feeling hemmed in and/or mobbed by pixels.

I separated predator and nonpredator fish from juvenile C. lutrensis with a screen barrier (plastic window screen) held in place with silicone at ∼1/3 end of each mesocosm.

You can also put some sort of screen barrier over the trap, like half of a fan cage.[1].

In open-plan offices, single screen barriers are widely used to separate individual workplaces as a means of improving acoustical privacy.

Methods commonly used to collect mosquitoes include human landing catches, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention light traps, pyrethrum spray catches, exit traps, household aspiration, screen barriers, and Shannon traps.

A significant cervical cancer screening barrier cited by women in both the developing and developed world is embarrassment.

45 47 Lack of social support may manifest as a screening barrier in women who do not want to visit screening clinics alone, particularly when they have to travel long distances to access them.

Secondary outcome variables will include between-group differences in the time to completion of screenings, completion of other preventive screenings, changes in cancer screening barriers, and changes in the reported levels of stress for both the participants and coaches.

With less than half of all Americans 50 and older receiving colon cancer screening, Medicare's decision to deny the elderly access to virtual colonoscopy would maintain needless screening barriers that research proves disproportionately affect nonwhite and low-income Americans.