Sentences with phrase «open windows on»

The same approaches also apply to open windows on a desktop.

At this point we had so many open windows on our desktop, it was time to reboot.

It captures the warm sea breezes from open windows on three sides and has a picturesque view over the marina.

The language of this portion suggests that it would be illegal for an owner of a «high risk dog» to open their windows on a nice day.

Because Java applets have the same capabilities as standard applications in other languages, they can open windows on the user's virtual desktop.

Four years or more of open windows on winter nights would destroy it.

To minimize all open windows on your desktop, hit the Windows key + M. To undo this and restore those minimized windows, hit the Windows key + Shift + M. To help you focus and pull up just that window that you need, there's also a way to minimize all the windows except for one you've selected or the one you're currently working on.

Every time the user opened a window on her machine, it would immediately close again.

The events of the weeks that followed would open a window on a phenomenon that is widely acknowledged to exist in college sports but rarely seen so starkly: schools hooking an athlete to an eligibility - support machine until his four years of playing are up.

Research conducted by Ipsos Mori on behalf of the Family and Childcare Trust opens a window on to the lives of 11 families, providing a vivid illustration of the delicate balancing act necessary to sustain household budgets and keep family life on track in austerity.

So understanding how they and their extinct relatives diversified could open a window on how language itself emerged among small social groups in the distant human past.

This article appeared in print under the headline «4000 - year - old brain opens window on ancient health»

Studies of the conversations people have with themselves open a window on the hidden workings of the mind

«3 - D view of Greenland Ice Sheet opens window on ice history.»

Vergano called her work «sterling reporting that opens windows on the people behind the science of our world and worlds beyond.»

Scientists using ice - penetrating radar data collected by NASA's Operation IceBridge and earlier airborne campaigns have built the first comprehensive map of layers deep inside the Greenland Ice Sheet, opening a window on past climate conditions and the ice sheet's potentially perilous future.

In the process, we're discovering all kinds of weird flashes and flare - ups — cataclysmic outbursts that open a window on physics under the most extreme conditions possible.

«Discovery of new T - cell subtype opens window on rheumatoid arthritis: Finding flows from researchers» use of high - tech tools to deeply and efficiently characterize patient cells.»

She has developed a spy camera for the deep, dubbed Eye - in - the - Sea, that is opening a window on this hidden world.

Creating and analysing accurate «lookalike» primordial germ cells opened the window on characterising the early stages of specification of these cells and the regulation of developmental timings.

While Grindlay opens windows on the past, Caltech's Shri Kulkarni is tracking the sky in real time.

Like a lot of the island fauna, says Fisher, it opens a window on early evolution.

It's the emergence of technologies such as atomic force microscopy that has changed the game by finally opening a window on the nanoworld.

The finding opens a window on the ancestors of today's Native Americans as they sat poised to enter the New World.

Taken together, those traits may open a window on early human behavior as well.

The team's results, published online today in Current Biology, may have opened a window on that loss, says Patrick Keeling, a protistologist at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.

The impressive record of bipedal tracks from Laetoli Locality 8 (Site G and the new Site S) may open a window on the behaviour of a group of remote human ancestors, envisaging a scenario in which at least five individuals (G1, G2, G3, S1 and S2) were walking in the same time frame, in the same direction and at a similar moderate speed.

By measuring the bonds of prehistoric alkenones preserved in ancient layers of lake sediment, the team opened a window on Arctic temperature change since the end of the last Ice Age.

Even the closest planetary systems remain uncharted, but new technologies are opening a window on never - before - seen worlds.

Yuka, an exceptionally well - preserved mammoth, is on exhibit in Japan, opening a window on life in the ice age and the possibility, experts say, of cloning the extinct animals thanks to Yuka stil having liquid blood and, potentially, stem cells.

The Comer Center for Children and Specialty Care, by focusing on complex disease, will help the neediest children right away, but «the clinical and basic science faculty will apply the insights gained from complicated cases to open a window on the fundamental processes of all childhood diseases,» he said.

It is like opening a window on a fresh spring day or on a crisp fall morning.

Pelle itself, rather surprisingly, is a natural, organic epic, and one that opens a window on a meticulously detailed bygone world that, by film's end, you might feel as though you've visited.

Immersing us in the minutia of London's restrictive Orthodox Jewish community, Lelio opens a window on the pained interior lives of Ronit (Rachel Weisz), who left this community many years ago; Esti (Rachel McAdams), who struggles to follow her lover's lead; and Dovid (Alessandro Nivola), who seeks, with misgivings, to take over as head of the community after the death of Ronit's father.

When his sister Cynthia (Brenda Blethyn) opens a window on her traumatic past, Maurice and the rest of the family feel the harrowing draft.

He also stresses the importance of opening the window on the world for the child and not teaching the Geography of nowhere.

In the last film in this series, Howard Lisle introduces a free and easily - obtainable resource which can be used to open the window on to an entire region for Key Stage 1 and 2 children.

Masteringthe writing of characters has the additionalbenefit of opening a window on the world ofChinese calligraphy, regarded as one of thehighest art forms, traditional or modern.

As Christmas sermons and carols appeal for love and compassion, there is an open window on poverty thanks to census data released last month.

Boston's the Muse and Marketplace is ready for some «serious noticing,» itself, by a widening body of writers who need the compassionate craft - based reassurance that, yes, opening the window on that marketplace is truly necessary now.

In Zoo Story, French opens a window on the inner workings of a zoo, and it turns out to be a mirror in which we see something new about ourselves.

When picked up or touched a PaperTab switches back to a full screen page view, just like opening a window on a computer.

He opens a window on his private life, from his boyhood dislike of school to his daughter's precocious melancholy, from his successful struggle to quit smoking to his anxiety at the prospect of testifying against some clumsy muggers who fell upon him during a visit to New York City.

I can't separate Super Mario World from the cold winter wind blowing through my open window on an overcast morning, nor can I break New Super Mario Bros. away from relaxing in a hotel room at E3 2006 with my Kombo pals at the end of a long day of work.

Fresh Air opens the window on contemporary arts and issues with guests from worlds as diverse as literature and economics.

Focused, welcoming and more than abundant in terms of aesthetic ideas to chew on, «Miriam Schapiro: The California Years, 1967 - 1975» opens a window on the mind of a significant figure in American art history.

By juxtaposing new and recent paintings by the four artists with historic works ranging in date from the 1930s to early 1960s by artists such as Franz Kline, Irene Rice Pereira, John Graham, and Reginald Marsh, to name a few, Open Windows reveals sometimes surprising affinities, influences, and contrasts among and between the twenty - first - century works and mid-twentieth-century paintings, opening windows on new possibilities and fresh ways of seeing.

An eighteenth - century villa that opens the windows on a magnificent Italian garden and houses a collection of contemporary American art among the best known in the world, as well as international exhibitions.

So this article by Paul Voosen opens a window on a process of discourse which hopefully will shine in dissent and re-evaluation in an ever amplifying mode.

It lacks the ability to easily move windows from one desktop to another if you don't want to see every open window on the taskbar.