Sentence examples for system of screens from inspiring English sources

But he watched with pride as the Soviets, employing his system of screens and movement, finally stayed on the same court with the great American athletes.

In 1995, the Metropolitan Opera in New York introduced Met Titles, a system of screens mounted on seat backs that can be turned on or off.

The big 7-Eleven chain has a system of screens, but it's a silent network that also hawks items that are unavailable in its stores.

Glenn Gamboa of Newsday wrote that the stage set of massive cubes was similar to the Watch the Throne Tour by Jay-Z and Kanye West and noted that the "complicated" system of screens which was used to leave an impression that Knowles and her dancers were stepping in and out of black-and-white images was influenced by the opening credits of James Bond films.

Initially, his Administration resisted calls to screen visitors from West Africa; the day Duncan died, it announced a system of screening.

In Soviet times, a system of screening and treatment, in combination with fines, unemployment and even imprisonment for some patients, kept syphilis and other venereal diseases in check.

He writes directly for your anti-cinema bloodlust, tearing limb from limb the entire system of screen publicity and exposing to your sadistic delight the incredibly genuine processes of synthetic fame".

"The system (of screening at the borders) is broken and Mr Trump is ahead of the curve," said Stephen Stepanek, a member of the New Hampshire legislature and co-chair of the Trump campaign in the state.

But the report released Tuesday contradicted that claim, and described failures to share information or to act promptly on inquiries as well as an ineffectual system of screening air travelers that allowed Mr. Merah to fly to Pakistan in August 2011 without the authorities being alerted.

They also developed the performance evaluation system of screening unit in a paper plant.

Enzymatic system of screened organisms introduced hydroxyl and keto functionalities at various positions of compound 1 in a stereo- and regio-controlled manner.