A giant bullet-proof glass screen divides the court from the auditorium, where 500 or more people sit watching the proceedings.
Its new show "4Play" features a screen divided into four like "Time Code," with a music video in one square and extreme sports action in the others.
What's more, we experience it through Ada's consciousness; the screen dividing us from the life of the book falls away.
Rubens's house was rebuilt during the Second World War, on the original site, and an ornately sculpted masonry screen dividing the house from the garden still stands.
In "Realtime Unreal," created by Thomas Soetens and Kora Van den Bulcke of Workspace Unlimited, an enormous, brilliantly lighted screen divides the space, displaying images of rooms in the museum.
The title graphic (is that even the correct term?) is pretty much the same as Downton's: screen divided in two, top and bottom, with sky above, and black below.
That screen divides the contemporary kitchen with its black ash wood cabinets stained black from the dining area, which has a long glass table with iron legs, (also a Le Corbusier reproduction) and wooden chairs draped with cream-colored cotton.
The story is presented within a tripartite frame, as if on a screen divided into three parts; the colorful scene is painted and lighted behind the puppets of twittering birds, flying fish and regal ducks, and it is as compellingly alive as an aquarium.
During Simon's science-fiction-like chat sessions his computer screen divides into as many as nine squares; in each you see a different talking head; an old woman who survived a concentration camp bares her tattoo; a Holocaust-denying skinhead shows his pen-and-ink scrawled statement of disbelief.
There's no longer a screen dividing you from the virtual world.
For each song, the interface provided a screen divided into five parts.
