Sentence examples for shared graphics from inspiring English sources

In one of its most shared graphics of 2015, the Wall Street Journal used the study's results to build an interactive map, which let New Yorkers explore their subway system and see exactly which pathogens were found in each station.

We study distributed (cluster of CPUs) and shared (Graphics Processing Units) memory architectures.

For cluster-based volume rendering, a cluster-aware MPI (message passing interface) version demonstrated to perform far better than simply replacing the underlying shared graphics library with a parallelized library.

I have to say, though, as nice as it would be to have a little XP touchscreen around the house, the specs are a little lacking: 1GB of RAM, a 1.6GHz Atom processor, 160GB HDD, and 128 GBMB (heh) of shared graphics.

In the letter, Mr. Marshall shared graphic observations of Mrs. Astor at age 98. "She is delusional at times, having asked me, 'Are you my only child?

A breast cancer patient recently shared graphic image of her inflamed-looking breast after a radiation treatment in protest against the sexualisation of the disease.

Authorities said Huckle kept meticulous notes of his abuse in a document he called his "Pedopoints leger" and shared graphic images and videos with other pedophiles on a website  web called TLZ – The Love Zone.

There is even software that permits instant messengers to share graphics, photos and documents.Technology Quarterly Hooked on lithium Inoculating the network Tinkerers' champion Nature's way of plating Making the connection Quantum leap for medicine More power to the thumb ARMs around the world Buggy whipped Watch this airspace A match for flash?

The attack occurred against the backdrop of Isocialocial media savvy savagery, not just sharing graphic images but building Twitter apps and calling for the assassination of Twitter employees.

For example, we were compelled to withhold Tweets sharing graphic imagery following terror attacks in Turkey in response to a court order".

Questions about whether to publish upsetting content used to be the purview of media outlets the New York Daily News was criticized widely for deciding to plaster news anchor Parker's final moments on its front page today but thanks to social media everyone gets to decide whether to share graphic, disturbing videos with their followers and friends.