The phrase "smooth screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a screen that has a sleek, even surface, often referring to touchscreens or displays.
Example: "The new smartphone features a smooth screen that enhances the user experience."
Alternatives: "flat display" or "seamless screen".
It's the tale of a gifted young actor who became trapped in the smooth screen persona prescribed for him by his employers, and how he broke from it by embracing controversy, art and Europe.
It is an attempt to place a smooth screen over the time's wrinkle, to put Botox on the face of mortality itself So Mom, if by some numinous chance, you received my invitation, excuse the impertinence.
Together with a host of carefully engineered Panasonic technologies including the high precision optical lens unit, Dynamic Iris and Smooth Screen technology, the PT-AE3000 truly distinguishes itself against its competition and as a projector solution that home theater enthusiasts will thoroughly enjoy.
Make sure you have a smooth screen and a sharp blade.
Among the stellar attractions at Vallois of Paris are an African-influenced head of a woman, carved in wood (1920) by the English designer Eileen Gray, and a lustrous, mirror-smooth screen of black lacquer on one side, red on the other (1930), by the Swiss-born designer Jean Dunand, a master lacquer craftsman.
And when he arrogantly tries to commandeer the movie being made about him, demanding reshoots to achieve a fake spontaneity and to cultivate a smoother screen image, you begin to understand why certain British monarchs were banished to the Tower of London.
"When he arrogantly tries to commandeer the movie being made about him," Mr. Holden wrote, "demanding reshoots to achieve a fake spontaneity and to cultivate a smoother screen image, you begin to understand why certain British monarchs were banished to the Tower of London".
The choices vary from opposing nozzle flows without any flow-smoothing screens to opposing flows through porous plates.
Flyers eligible for the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) PreCheck program may experience faster, smoother screening at select domestic airports.
It is more like reliance, a psychological craving that will only be satisfied by the calming swipes of my finger across the smooth, shimmering screen of a device.
By Matt Buchanan June 11 , 2013It's easy to forget that, six years ago, most of us had never experienced anything like multitouch on the iPhone: placing your fingers and thumb together, spreading them apart, and then watching as the image on the smooth glass screen zoomed toward you.
