Sentence examples for surface effort from inspiring English sources

In addition to the two new versions unveiled yesterday, Panos Panay, Microsoft's vice president for Surface, mentioned that at least three future generations of the device are in the works; the Surface effort, which once occupied just a dozen employees, now consumes nearly an entire building on Microsoft's campus.

The new reference design will face the same challenges as Microsoft's Surface effort: Can the inherent design tradeoffs that come with a detachable keyboard be overcome by the benefits such an arrangement can bring?

Hands on notes regarding the Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 will be published following this piece, along with an extensive interview with Brian Hall, current general manager of the Surface effort, and Panos Panay, corporate vice president at Microsoft and chief of Surface.

By that I mean it was quite easy to dismiss the company's Surface efforts, which largely failed to connect with consumers until the Surface Pro 3 came along.

As further work cannot be carried out until next summer because it involves removing the playing surface, efforts have been made to help deal with the problems in the meantime.

I surface with effort, muttering, "It can't still be Thursday," only to be told, "Yes, it's still Thursday".

By hitching a ride on a piece of floating plastic, they can stay near the surface without effort.Where plants abound, herbivores will not be far behind.

So the announcement on Feb. 14 that the two organizations were merging seemed, at least on the surface, an effort to set aside the longstanding feud in the interests of a greater good.

Entitled Lunar Surface, the effort by Mimi Son and Elliot Woods (Kimchi and Chips, respectively) represents an unprecedented journey into the world of fantasy; quite literally, the live production of the inherently imaginary.

IV has started to file a few lawsuits against big companies, reached a few pricey licensing deals and sold some patents, but on the surface its efforts have yet to add up to much.

Not even now, when policy issues that are usually ignored surface in efforts to promote or malign presidential candidates.