Sentence examples for the next interface from inspiring English sources

"I always said the next interface would be Quake," said Steve Capps, one of the designers of the original Macintosh interface, referring to the popular video game.

Interfacial debonding other than the competition between crack deflection and penetration may be initiated due to the high tensile and shear stress concentration before a main crack propagates to meet the next interface.

During the discussions, Secret had shown Spiegel a design for their side app Ping where when users tapped on a circular icon, the circle would expand to engulf the screen as a transition to the next interface.

"If we're not talking about doing meaningful work within this new medium, how does that affect the trajectory, if it's going to be the next interface after computers, the Internet, phones?

Voice, meanwhile, has been shaping up for a long time now as the next big interface, and in cases where your hands and attention might otherwise be occupied, having a voice interface can be indispensable — for example, if you are lost while driving and need to reset your car's navigation.

Like lipstick on a pig, here comes WinMo 6.5: the next amazing interface from everyone's favorite mobile software company.

The big idea here is that the startup is trying to build the next generation interface for discovering information from huge, unstructured data sets.

Within the constraints of the Next Issue interface, the publishers have complete control over their content, and they decide what extra content to include, Guenther says — and he wants to add social sharing and discovery features next.

The Maluuba team believes that NLP is the next logical interface for use across any category of app, just like keyboards, buttons and touch points have been before it, and this API is designed to help them take an early lead in providing those services.

The next largest interface (burying ∼1600 Å) is an anti-parallel arrangement, involving the last part of the kinase C-lobe and the ribonuclease domain.

This next interface trick is far more subtle.