Sentence examples for screen changing from inspiring English sources

The self he sees represented on the screen, changing and growing over time, isn't him, exactly, he suggests.

Throughout each run (~5 min), a coloured fixation dot was presented in the centre of the screen, changing colour (red to green and green to red) at random time points.

One television spot shows legs working a stair climber as words pop up across the screen changing from "First floor" to "12th floor" to "Kilimanjaro" to "Olympus". Finally the words, "The Corporate Ladder," appear.

I got the i7 GPU model with 256gb of storage". Many describe a problem with the screen changing hue as they scroll down webpages, with a user taking to YouTube to post the results.

Getting no response from you, the man looks down at his player and gestures on the touch screen, changing the interface to what looks suspiciously like Windows Mobile, provoking profound feelings of unease as he walks away.

When the latency between your head movement and the image on the screen changing is too high, you simply don't feel like you are present in the scene (and you are more likely to get sick).

With Kindle and computer screens changing our reading habits, it was good to see a book turn into a treasured object and these bags displayed in an art gallery.

Prior to the scan day, adults with ASD were given an orientation that included an outline of the study, exposure to the routines associated with having an MRI (MR safety screening, changing out of street clothes, ear protection, etc).

A lot of those how have unlocked their iPhones have complained of several malfunctions, including unresponsive buttons, sudden screen pause, changing colors of the screen, etc.

Thus, increasing parental awareness regarding the recommended levels of screen time, changing parental attitudes regarding children's screen time engagement, as well as increasing parental self-efficacy to overcome barriers and say no to children's request to engage in screen time may be potential strategies for future interventions.

In countries with a gFOBT screening programme, changing to FIT screening with a 50 ng ml−1 cut-off value would require a considerable (gFOBT: 2.8% vs FIT 8.1% positivity rate) increase in colonoscopy capacity for screening.