Sentence examples for screen the progress from inspiring English sources
Two hours prior to the visit, the customer will receive an on-line notice, and a map will pop up so he can follow, on screen, the progress of the worker, complete with a photo and bio.
This kind of analysis might also be useful in the development of rehabilitation programs and to screen the progress of therapies.
You will see on the screen the progress, and after the process is 100% complete, a notification will appear.
A progress bar will appear at the top of screen tracking the progress of your file upload.
Updates flashed on the screen on the progress of deliberations and officials were filmed from TV helicopters arriving at the prime minister's office.
Have got AirPlay working now (not very intuitive, could we not just have the airplay icon on the same row of te screen as the progress bar a la YouTube?) but notice that when AirPlay is enabled and subtitles are turned on, the subtitles apper on the iPad and not the tv screen I am streaming to.
But behind the reassuring screen of the progress registered in the coverage of basic services, the unregulated privatisation of healthcare provision has proceeded [ 19].
Press the Yellow button on the remote control to start Search channels; You should see a progress bar is displayed on the screen; When the progress bar hits 100%, the search progress stops automatically, and the first channel that is found is shown on the screen.
Although creating weekly scripts can take up to 2 h per week, assignments can be given without scripts and student compliance monitored through the use of printed screen shots of the progress screen available in the program.
Instead of looking at a black wall as the elevator hurtles through the shaft it now stops on its way in front of pin-sharp screens showing the progress of the raccoon and the Guardians' escape plan.
The only limits are his health, his supply of webbing and, occasionally, a meter at the top of the screen that measures the progress of the villain he is tracking.
