Sentence examples for the screen exposes from inspiring English sources

A notification system displays icons for certain events (such as e-mails and text messages) on the left side of the status bar across the top of the screen; dragging down from the top of the screen exposes a tray with more detailed information for each notification.

When you need to write, you tug the bottom portion a full inch away from the screen, exposing the writing area.

It's a narrow window that appears from time to time at the right edge of the screen, exposing relevant controls.

Is it a laptop with half the screen exposed?

The paper did not answer, however, whether having only half of the screen exposed to reflections was more negative for the viewing experience than having the full screen exposed, especially as the visual mechanisms could not adapt properly to the different exposed regions of the screen.

The maggots are then put in the wound and covered with the screen cage which is tightly taped down, leaving the screen exposed.

As for the efficacy of the screening, the first measure was to compute the relative rate (RR) of CRC mortality between the screened (exposed) subjects and the unscreened (unexposed) subjects, who included a substantial proportion of the uncovered population during the screening period from 2004 to 2009.

Furthermore, this screen exposed a role for COX-2 and PGE2 in the subsequent phenotypes associated with AML1-ETO expression (Zhang et al., 2013).

William Goldman's memoir Adventures in the Screen Trade exposes the emotional bones this breaks in principled creators, whether coming up with original screenplays or an adaptation of a previously published work for the screen (for both of which Oscars are awarded and both of which are, in fact, collaborative in the manner that Kunta Kinte collaborated with white men).

But the raised bezel on the front is too low, leaving the phone's screen exposed.

The flaw affected the calibration of the screen: When exposed to humidity — much like the weather in Florida — the screen would gradually lose accuracy.