Sentences with phrase «made color televisions»

In 1974, service calls for American - made color televisions were five times as common as for Japanese televisions.

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Simply by giving your child a little advance notice — the television will be turned off at the next commercial, we'll have a snack after we finish coloring this page — will help him make the switch easily from one activity to the next.

It can be tempting to stick the older sibling in front of the television or electronic tablet while putting the younger one to sleep, but the bright colors and sounds of a show can actually stimulate your older child and make sleep more difficult, reports ZerotoThree.org.

In their glory days, these outfits pioneered a staggering series of epoch - making advances: the transistor, cell phones, faxes, the computer mouse, color television, the graphical computer interface, radar, and much more.

In 1997, Hagman made a television comeback as the Honorable Judge Luther Charbonnet in the critically acclaimed CBS series Orleans, and in 1998 he appeared in the popular political satire Primary Colors.

With his brightly colored suspenders and soon to be catchphrase «Nanu nanu,» Williams, like Mork, invaded our televisions and made them his own.

DOLLY PARTON»S COAT OF MANY COLORS, NBC (1) Best Actress In A Movie Made For Television Or Limited Series

ACTRESS IN A MOVIE MADE FOR TELEVISION OR LIMITED SERIES Kathy Bates — American Horror Story: Hotel — FX Kirsten Dunst — Fargo — FX Sarah Hay — Flesh and Bone — Starz Alyvia Alyn Lind — Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors — NBC Rachel McAdams — True Detective — HBO Shanice Williams — The Wiz Live!

Making the video also provided students with a chance to work with a pro, Gegen, who worked on the production of numerous films, including JoJo Dancer, The Color Purple, and Punchline, and television shows such as Moonlighting and The A-Team.

The answer lies in a recent acquisition by Amazon of a company called Liquavista, which makes full - color displays that are reflective, like e-ink, but fast, like the LCD screens in our phones, tablets and televisions.

In - Room Facilities / Services: • individually controlled air - conditioning • Fully stocked mini bar • 220 Volt electricity outlets, 50 cycles • Touch button IDD telephone • Color television with satellite TV • Safety deposit box • Hair dryer • Bathtub and shower with hot & cold water • Bathrobes & slippers • Full set of toiletries • Emergency torchlight • Balcony • Disabled facilities in - room • Alarm Clock • Complimentary Newspaper • Coffee & Tea Making facilities • Stationery • Modem Data Port • Message Service • Non Smoking Rooms • Turn Down Service • Wardrobe.

o Split Air - Conditioning o En — Suite Bathroom with separate showers o Seated make up alcove o IDD telephone o In Villa safe o 42 inch Plasma color television for living room and 21 inch for bed room o DVD Player o Astro Cable TV o Broad Band Internet Connection o Mini Bar o Cotton Bathrobes o Personal Care Toiletries o 12 hours in room Dinning o Slipper, Hairdryer o Daily Laundry and Dry Cleaning

The bungalow is also equipped with air - conditioning, color - television, IDD telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer, mini bar and safe deposit box.

Flooded with natural light and inspired by the colors of the surrounding reef, Hecker Guthrie - designed interiors cover 97 square meters and feature king - size beds, rollaway bedding for extra guests, LCD smart televisions, state - of - the - art entertainment systems, fully stocked minibars, and tea and coffee making facilities.

Many of these televisions lack the composite inputs needed to use these older consoles, and the ones that do have them will often process those signals poorly, making your games look blurry, with muted colors that are generally not pleasant to look at.

«5 This distinction is probably most clearly articulated in a work Heinecken made on January 20th, 1981, when he pressed an 11 x 14 — inch piece of Cibachrome paper to a small color television set as Ronald Reagan gave his first inaugural address.6 The resulting image, a blurry «videogram,» in Heinecken's idiosyncratic terminology, embodies this tension.

In 2015, Todd James presented at London's Lazarides Rathbone a vivid body of hyper - colored works titled Fantasy Island — a nod to the 70's television show of the same name, where Mr Roarke made everyone's dreams come true.

The Deuteranope painting diptych series are each comprised of one painting made in full - color, and a second painting which is formally identical but rendered only in colors visible to people with red - green color blindness.Other works are props for a fictional public access television program which abstractly and sardonically explores the decline of objectivity in popular news media.

This technology previously only seen on televisions is designed to make the image more lifelike with better colors, more accurate contrast levels, and wider viewing angles.

Television screens have a higher contrast than computer screens, which can make colors seem more saturated, brighter, and vibrant.