Sentence examples for screen causes from inspiring English sources

But a 3-D object flying off the screen causes sensory conflict.

After the meal she headed up two flights of stairs to the small attic room that is her office, home to an aging computer whose cloudy screen causes her consternation.

In a movie theater, it's the opposite: Stereo content that is placed behind the screen causes more discomfort than scenes that jump out at you.

In fact, the touch-screen interface makes the experience even more intuitive than the original – tapping on the screen causes the app to zoom in on the highlighted photo, shifting the viewer's position in the 3D scene.

A mutation in the linker between the CLOCK PAS-A and PAS-B domains (I254N) found in a zebrafish ENU screen causes a short period; Ile254 is buried under the CLOCK BMAL1 PAS-B domains and relatively inaccessible to solvent, suggesting that the mutation may influence the packing or flexibility of the two PAS-B domains in relation to the bHLH-PAS-A core of the complex.

Perhaps the "spasmy thing" at the premiere came on during one of these blasts of self-awareness: the sight of herself on the big screen causing optic revolt.

The front of the screen is sealed in a translucent coating to prevent damage, but water has seeped in from the windows in the screen, causing some damage and technical problems, including arrant flashes.

I can't stand to look at myself on the screen cause I look at that and I think, 'Boy if that shows there's anything wrong with the American media, it's that the job is left up to this guy.' You know?" The director of "Bowling for Columbine," a documentary about America's gun culture, continued his rant.

Some of these games will resize your screen, causing your icons to move around.

Apparently the lithium ion battery behind the Zune's display is swelling from overheating and putting a great deal pressure on the screen, causing it to crack or break.

Thank goodness nothing really horrendous and damaging came across the screen causing the case to be mistried.