Sentence examples for though screens from inspiring English sources

From his perspective it must seem as though screens have developed the ability to hover overhead at night, like rectangular fireflies.

Component maker Synaptics figured out how to take a picture of fingers by looking in between the phone's pixels; Qualcomm created an ultrasonic sensor capable of scanning not only though screens but also metal … and even underwater.

Samsung created a whole bunch of fuss at January's consumer electronics extravaganza with its prototype laptop that displayed stunning OLED images on a clear "see-though" screen.

Even though screening them will be difficult, they could lead to the uncovering of [American] agents".

Design was notably improved: slimmer and lighter than previous Fire HD machines, even though screen size was increased.

The new rotary-knob control system is blessedly simplified, though screen menus remain cumbersome in the anal-retentive Honda fashion.

The researchers also urged physicians to forgo basic blood screening in healthy adults (though screening for cholesterol was recommended, as was diabetes screening in some cases).

Re "Study Sets Off Debate Over Mammograms' Value" (front page, Dec. 9): Though screening is an important tool, screening techniques for breast cancer have remained the same for the last 30 years.

The screening didn't actually extend life, but if we just count the years of survival after diagnosis it will look as though screening did lead to a longer life.

Tests for breast cancer risk pose similar problems, though screening procedures, such as mammograms, and interventions, from early use of preventative drugs to a precautionary operation to remove the breasts, are more established.

It is also challenging to pattern emitters fabricated in this way though screen printing (the migration of CNT inks through patterned apertures within a regular mesh), as demonstrated by Kim et al. Though screen printing is indeed large-area compatible, it is rather low resolution and thus limits the degree of control over the detailed design of the electron source.