Sentence examples for word display from inspiring English sources
The results suggest that attention play a crucial role in multitasking and ProM performance with respect to whether or not a word display requires more attention to be devoted in monitoring and identifying it for an appropriate action.
"Other than single word display, we are very different from anything else that's been tried in the past and we think people can see that immediately," says co-founder and CEO Frank Waldman.
By considering frequent words in USENET discussion groups and in disparate databases where the language has different levels of formality, here we show that the distributions of distances between successive occurrences of the same word display bursty deviations from a Poisson process and are well characterized by a stretched exponential (Weibull) scaling.
Schools rein in higher achievers for the sake of the less gifted; "elite" is a dirty word; displays of success, ambition or wealth are frowned upon.
Cleeve School, Cheltenham: promote a school respect campaign by updating the school interior with floating banners, artwork and word displays and by creating a new social space for meeting people.
Her 1995 solo debut, "Tigerlily," (on which she reflected on the band's breakup on "I May Know the Word") displayed a more confident singer, but a watered-down sound.
In monitoring blocks, they additionally had to check whether the word displayed a specific spatial configuration or whether it contained a certain consonant.
A prominent undertone in this reaction is that such conferences will never work, because they are tragic in the old sense of the word: displaying the inevitable power of human selfishness.
For example, Mrs. Orange's technique for making cherry cake parodies Street Fighters Akuma's Shun Goku Satsu, complete with a kanji word displayed on screen with her back-facing the screen.
In Study 2, each presentation started with the appearance of a word displayed on the screen for five seconds.
Jen English, a geography teacher at Wellington school in Cheshire, sent us her words display after finding the idea on Twitter and Pinterest.
