Sentence examples for tv exhibit from inspiring English sources

LG's SMART TV exhibit at IFA features four main concepts: Easy, Fun, More and Better.

Digital TV's exhibit extraordinary picture quality when rendering images from a digital signal, but there aren't very many digital signals around yet and there's no telling when there will be, despite the F.C.C. mandate.

Dailies, radio and TV programmes exhibited the same obsession.

Sometimes, on TV, he exhibits a slightly superior smirk, as if he can't be bothered to take anything seriously.

In contrast, the pure TV membranes exhibited a very low or negligible basal activity, but the very high K-stimulated ATPase activity only required a small amount of stimulation (only about 60%) by the HAF.

Two documentaries contain footage of Ali taken from Politiquerias: 1977's Gizmo!, and 1999's Vaudeville, a documentary produced by KCTS-TV that exhibits 90 vaudeville acts over a two-hour running time.

All the PVDF membranes with cellular structure prepared at elevated Td and Tv of 65 °C exhibit high mechanical properties, and the tensile stress at break and tensile strain are higher than 2.5 MPa and 15%, respectively.

"We want Love Alarm, the TV series, to exhibit the liveliness and expression of emotions, with visual treatments that will reflect Ms Chon's vision when she created the story," said Hidden Sequence's Jaemoon Lee who has signed up as producer.

"We want 'Love Alarm,' the TV series, to exhibit the liveliness and expression of emotions, with visual treatments that will reflect Ms Chon's vision when she created the story," Lee, Netflix's communications VP, said in a news release.

Mommy?" Tara's husband, Max John Corbettt), a member of that strange breed of TV husband that exhibits infinite patience, essentially has to juggle four wives, only one of whom he's allowed to have sex with, because even though the alters share the house and his bed, and are in his wife's body, none of them are his wife.

Through the decades, Marcus has filled his column's slots with capsule album or concert reviews, but also with letters and e-mails from friends and readers, newspaper headlines and cable-news reports, TV ads, art exhibits, novels, magazine articles, a bit from "The Colbert Report," a street singer he observed while visiting Portugal, and many other things besides.