Sentence examples for visor through from inspiring English sources

"As a company that actively supports a number of open source projects, we believe that open sourcing IO Visor through a community hosted with the Linux Foundation was in the best interests of not only our company, but of everyone dependent upon agile and highly performant cloud technologies at scale," said PLUMgrid founder and CTO Pere Monclus.

With the Marine Corps training system, forward observers wear a head-mounted display with a see-through visor; objects displayed on the visor appear to be part of the real world.

This device enabled the rapid measurement of the root cone angle on an image by positioning the center of the see-through visor on the basis of the tillering plateau and aligning the two mobile branches of the protractor to the two most external left and right crown roots (Fig. 1).

Although it has yet to completely shake complaints about shipping delays with its telephone and Web sales operations, Handspring said this week that it would sell its Visor digital assistants through retail stores.

The harsh reality of the war's lethal legacy was brought home to Danny Glover when he donned his blue de-mining vest and visor and walked through a heavily mined field just 10 km down the road.

Books and photos can be stored on the Minijam and viewed through the Visor.

After a single lap Hamilton had already built up a two-second lead, even though he complained about water dripping through his visor and into his eyes.

Look out through the visor of your spacesuit - necessary because Pluto's thin atmosphere is far too oxygen-deficient to breath - and enjoy the view".

Joel Kinnaman, who is taking the lead role, has already hinted that we'll be able to see the cyborg officer's peepers through his visor, while Samuel L Jackson and Gary Oldman are playing media mogul and scientist types not seen in the earlier movie.

Who is to say the ball wouldn't have gone through the visor and struck him in the eye?

If this were real, I would be wearing a bulky spacesuit, looking through a visor and would not have the luxury of stopping when I got a bit tired.