Sentences with phrase «generated images on a screen»

«Augmented reality is a technology that combines computer - generated images on a screen with a real object or scene,» Drs. Ueda and Mitsuno said.

Not exact matches

All Eagle x-ray inspection systems incorporate Eagle SimulTask ™ imaging software that generates powerful image analysis routines, autolearn functionality for faster product set - up and changeovers, on - screen diagnostics and safety system status visualization.

All you'd need is a box that would sit near the set and generate fragrances that match the images on screen: a woman's perfume or a hot apple pie.

The range of and subtle grading in the color palette is preserved; the computer - generated images retain their meticulous detail; and the audio master gives the film's impressive action sequences an added kick on the home screen.

There are films that generate so much pre-release buzz that one knows details even before the first image is projected on the screen.

This software is freeware, but it's a tad complicated in the sense that in order for you to generate a clean and non-pixelized result, you need to have your main images to have the exact height and width as what indicated on the screen.

If you have a complex Word files, when ready to start, there is no need to take out table and image of Contents in your Word documents, this program can be able to automatically generate it based on headings, all of your elements will be retained after conversion, the output ebooks can be read on a wide variety of screen sizes that it's generally impossible.

The spokesperson said it will never happen during normal reading anymore, although pages with heavy images, or a switch to the home screen or flip through the store, will still generate them on occasion.

A graphics chip generates the images that a program needs to display on screen.

Closer examination reveals that this bright splash is carefully contrived, generated by enlarging an image of an image — which amplifies a half - tone pattern — and then silk - screening the resulting image on linen.

For her early series of silk screens titled The Pleasure Is Back (1982), Bender reproduced on tin images from the work of successful male artists such as Sandro Chia, Roy Lichtenstein, and A. R. Penck, reducing them to their most iconic forms to generate art «logos.»