Sentence examples for seamless view from inspiring English sources

Enliken's system, he said, will offer a wide-angle, seamless view of online behavior via its Web-browser plug-in, which watches users everywhere they go.

Finally, for the topics (i) data access and harmonisation, (ii) sensor web enablement and (iii) metadata, we summarise our findings, provide recommendations on future developments and highlight the specific advantages resulting from a seamless view, discovery, access, and analysis of interoperable hydrological information and metadata for decision making.

Then, we adopt a lengthened-B-field and region of interest- (ROI-) based coding scheme to guarantee a seamless view switching for each user as well as saving per-user transmission bandwidth.

(If you're not familiar with the Rift: these videos show two of the same thing because one image is in front of each eye. When you've got the Rift on, your brain combines the images into one seamless view).

Your brain then takes each of these images and combines them into one (theoretically) seamless view, allowing you to feel like you're peering into a virtual world rather than just staring at a screen that's way too close to your face.

The network will use 24 high-speed cameras — 12 in each red zone from the 20-yard line to the goal line and in the back of each end zone — to produce seamless views of the action.

The 30-room resort combines futuristic pod-like design with natural materials like native volcanic rock and Chilean raulí wood, and offers seamless views of the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

He pledged in a letter of his own "to collaborate with you" and asked in turn that the media agencies agree to steps like helping to develop "seamless" viewing across all screens and to "limit the use of advertising to support the piracy of intellectual property".

Compare Photosynth's one-photo-at-a-time focus with, say, the seamless views of a QuickTime VR scene (Google "QuickTime VR gallery" to see some), where everything is in focus as you look up, down, left, right, forward or back, as if you're inside a giant wraparound photo.

The eight-camera-perspective creates a very seamless viewing experience.

Snap will have to hope that links don't disrupt the seamless viewing experience by tempting people to swipe out of Stories and into the internal web browser.