Sentence examples for screens in terms of from inspiring English sources

"The television is the most unevolved of the three screens in terms of delivering people new media," said Gary Lauder, a venture capitalist specializing in TV-related investments.

The performance of artificially decimated power law screens in terms of S4 estimations is improved by the compensation method as well.

This work presents a detailed study on the failure pressure of spray-coated superhydrophobic wire screens in terms of their geometric and wetting properties.

The new display res for the iPhone 6 would allow the device to keep the same screen resolution as the iPhone 5s (16:9) and denser screens in terms of pixels per inch than the current Retina standard, regardless of whether Apple goes with 4.7-inch or 5.5-inch displays on its next device (both have been reported, though the 4.7-inch model is more likely for the iPhone 6 we see in fall).

Thus, while we detected a general overlap between both screens in terms of "hit" identification, our survey indicates that the frequency of hit identification is considerably higher for screens performed with siRNA pools.

Children with lead screening results differed demographically from children without lead screens in terms of sex (fewer males in study sample; p = 0.02), race (more African Americans in study sample; p < 0.001), and median annual income (lower income for children in study sample; p < 0.001).

The authors, writing in the Journal of Medical Screening, said: "The benefit of mammographic screening in terms of lives saved is greater in absolute terms than the harm in terms of overdiagnosis.

(Though why should any of that come as a surprise after so many years of escapism and aesthetic detachment?) And sure enough: "The May Festival is not on the radar screen in terms of impact," Mr. Lynch said after the service.

"We have already found that there is a strong correlation between what goes on behind the scenes and behind the camera and what ends up showing on screen in terms of diversity, so we have to open up opportunities".

We have been challenging the executive, who I know you also work with, who are saying, 'How can we help both on and off screen?' in terms of gender diversity and ethnic diversity.

The new federal education law, known as No Child Left Behind, "has almost taken gifted off the radar screen in terms of people being worried about that group of learners," said Joyce L. Vantassexecutive executive director of the Center for Gifted Education at the College of William and Mary.