Sentences with phrase «screen is ubiquitous»

The so - called Third Screen is ubiquitous, addictive, and less than two feet from your person nearly every hour of your life.

Screens are ubiquitous within our culture, allowing us to be interconnected as a whole.

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Tiggly Tiggly was founded on the idea that, while young kids are proven to learn better through tactile experiences, they're also growing up in a world of ubiquitous screens.

And while television audiences may grab snacks when those ubiquitous Cialis ads air, Roy must monitor what's happening on each of the 125 screens that line the wall opposite his control console so you won't miss critical shots after you return from your bathroom break.

It's yet another example of how we are steadily moving from screen - based to more ubiquitous user interfaces, he says.

Because LEDs are much more energy - efficient than their fluorescent predecessors, they soon became ubiquitous in TVs, computer screens, tablets and certain e-readers, infusing homes and offices with much brighter blue light than ever before.

The point - scoring, treasure - collecting and fantastical elements of video games are no longer restricted to the virtual world of consoles and computers: they are leaping out of the screen and into the physical world, thanks to smartphones, cameras, sensors and the increasingly ubiquitous internet.

My phone gave a satisfying bing as a new message from, the ubiquitous free online dating site, popped onto the screen Note: The mean and standard deviation for shortest acceptable, tallest acceptable, and ideal height and sexual dimorphism (SDR) in a dating partner are

, the ubiquitous Jennifer Aniston (whose track record participating in big screen frivolous fluff bombs persist) and Kate Hudson (who has not had anything solidly eventful on screen since her Oscar - nominated terrific turn 16 years ago in the exceptional Cameron Crowe directed musical nostalgic gem «Almost Famous») he is merely stacking the deck and throwing pseudo poignant paint on the wall hoping to blindly devise an insightful, emotional picture.

There are no flying cars, just neater smartphones with more impressive screens and the ubiquitous presence of a Bluetooth - style headset.

Though we're assuming that the above image is a target screen rather than an actual in - game image, developer City Interactive is promising that the use of Epic Games» ubiquitous engine is allowing them to create an Xbox Live Arcade title that boasts «visually stunning, large - scale environments with impressive long - range vistas and expressionistic lighting.»

On - screen keyboards also allow for typing, and character recognition is also becoming ubiquitous in many operating systems.

The main justification for the Kindle's nearly ubiquitous 6 - inch screen was portability.

A «buyer's guide» to flexible plastic e-paper displays Display technology is ubiquitous — meaning we all spend a lot of time engaging with «screens» of some kind... most of which are made of glass.

One thing I've found useful for novels is writing a first draft by hand: it gets you away from the ubiquitous computer screen and means that you actually do a second draft, something that word processors have eliminated.

Small reading screens were becoming ubiquitous and writers, publishers and investors were rushing to fill them *.

From the quick hands - on video at This is My Next, it looks like there is minimal skinning over Gingerbread besides the ubiquitous Lenovo Zone Launcher widget, front and center on the primary home screen.

Instead of the ubiquitous flat - screen, there's a movie - size screen that unrolls in front of the window with the flick of a switch.

Okay, so maybe Ghost Recon Wildlands is trying to tell you something with its ubiquitous join game button, with its reminder that you're online, with your friends list helpfully hogging the side of the screen when you start a game.

To make matters worse, the jolt caused by taking fire — and the genre's ubiquitous screen distortion effects when low on health — means that it's difficult to respond to threats that have already started shooting.

When you find him (by picking up a crystal ball from the ubiquitous breakable objects in the game's levels), he follows you throughout the given level and a gauge representing his magic power is added to the bottom of the screen.

The exhibition features work by artists who address how our vision, behavior, and beliefs are shaped by the ubiquitous nature of screens.

With her GRAFT project, which has been realized in many Chicago locations, she focuses on elaborate screen - like porch enclosures known as rejas, ubiquitous throughout the island.

A further reference is made to the image - laden culture which drives our everyday world, from pixels on a screen to the ubiquitous use of imagery in advertisement to selfies, and the way in which these images are organised in our world, either physically or digitally, often forming a grid, or pattern, within which windows to other worlds and perspectives can be seen.

Also of note is something that's become a bit of a rarity these days: physical Android buttons for home, back, and multitasking, instead of the almost ubiquitous on - screen icons.

The iPhone X's hardware is sleek but ubiquitous until you power the screen on — glass front and back, all corners gently rounded in three dimensions, steel edges, with all buttons and switches where you left them on all previous iPhones.

And thanks to AirPlay Mirroring now being ubiquitous on all the latest devices, you can all push your games through an Apple TV and onto the big screen HDTV if like.

Today, non-seriff types have become so ubiquitous, that I actually think they're easier to read for most people (and I've seen quite a lot of books being printed in non seriff as well lately)-- especially since most resumes are now sent by e-mail and will be read on screen.