Sentences with phrase «view screen showing»

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In Canada, 70 % of TV viewers watch shows with a smartphone, tablet or computer in hand — so - called second screens that are changing the nature of TV viewing.

I believe the spiritual, the internal, will always overpower the external but in order to experience that we have to have an upside down view of everything in that the physical is not ever as important as the spiritual — and this is something special a gift a freedom that is amazing and in our world of Ugg boots and cars with amazing technology, with the million catalogues that drop through the door or show their wares on our screens... to discover and experience the joy of the internal spirit life is nowhere near as easy as it sounds — and once experienced it is an effort to hold to it and feed it for it to grown and be the power it is meant to be.

And while some TV has been essential viewing for believers because a show finds a way to show a Christian as an actual character rather than a stereotype, TWD succeeds spiritually as an overall metaphor, rather than putting just one or two believable Christ followers on screen.

Only 1 per cent view him as a «political revolutionary,» and the turn - of - the - century liberalism that saw him as moral teacher, prophet or itinerant preacher hardly shows up on the screen.

The infamous goal - that - wasn't has been shown on television screens worldwide over and over again, and it gets worse with every viewing.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends no screen time at all — whether it's viewing a television show, a DVD, or something else — before age 2.

Seeing him on a screen is easier, and they like to have him show the view from his hotel room.

The first screen shows the robot and the scene; the second is a 3 - D, interactive view where the user adjusts the virtual gripper and tells the robot exactly where to go and grab.

After viewing educational materials and participating in the shared decision - making process with the practitioner, follow - up surveys showed patients had a better grasp on the nuances of screening.

However, the research showed increased risk for women with large breasts or breast implants, who must often receive extra screening views, increasing their radiation exposure.

View it as you would in a movie theatre, seeing the screen from several feet back and just observing, waiting for the show to begin.

Once the app is open users can ask Alexa to read messages, look for matches, see who viewed their profiles and even display photos (the latter is only if they have the Echo Show, which includes a screen.)

You can take a look at the screen shot below circled in red where it shows that various women have viewed our profile and send us instant messages.

You can take a look at the screen shot below it shows a variety of different notifications that we received including people sending us emails, viewing our profile and sending as instant messages.

In fact, when searching at any Black dating service, you can view thousands of pretty and sexy African American girls and boys showing up on the computer screen as they are in movies.

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While the movie does all of its characters the favor of not condescending to them or their perspectives — a Bible Study group that might have been played for snickers is accorded, at the very least, a neutral view — its strategy of withholding both particular characters and information about their actions (the mine supervisor played by Josh Lucas doesn't show up until a half hour or so into the picture), while perhaps looking attractively, insinuatingly oblique on paper, has on the screen the general effect of blunting potential emotional impact.

Yet, the image is much richer and layered than normally shown on screen, breaking the monolithic view of Palestinians in favour of a more complex perspective.

All of this shows on the screen as The Wolfman comes across as a pieced - together film of disjointed scenes with glaring tonal shifts that makes for unsatisfactory viewing — all sewn together like Frankenstein's monster.

From time to time you'll also see a picture - in - picture screen pop up, which can show you nearby conversations between enemies or a security - camera view.

It's funny in spite of a dangerously logy middle section and a lazy vocal performance by Rock (he's flaccid in every format save talk show host), and it will certainly improve upon repeated viewings — the writing on the intestinal walls is funnier than the action on the screen.

Because Fox's wet blanket of a demon generates absolutely zero scares, Jennifer's Body relies mostly on el cheapo startles to generate tension, such as Jennifer showing up behind people with no warning and don't - look - behind - that - door frights where things jump into view from off - screen.

Unfortunately, most of the pretty good eye candy of this flick will never again be shown on the big screen, but I still would recommend it for a fun home viewing.

Prior to arriving at this year's festival, I intuited this was a project that may possibly best be experienced midst non-journalist folks (rather than at a Press Screening), so prioritized arranging an advanced seat for a public audience viewing of the film at Park City's Library Theater... during the showing and following Q&A, one could hear a pin hit the floor as the motionless audience appeared fully intrigued.

As TCM's Oscar - celebratory month winds down, they've still got a few new ones to throw at us — the first musical to win a Best Picture Oscar, The Broadway Melody, shows on Monday; an actual good Merchant - Ivory film in A Room With a View turns up on Thursday; and fantastic underrated film noir The Killers plays on Thursday; finally, one of my personal all - time favorite films, Stage Door, hits the screen late Saturday / early Sunday (trust me, picture quality is higher than the still above; couldn't find a decent cap).

â $ The gamepad just screams new innovations for gameplay and is a perfect match when thinking about using the gyroscope as a handheld wheel like in Mario Kart Wii and showing data on the screen such as a map, telemetry, speedo, or rear view mirror.

Some of them show some cool ideas, such as using the screen to swipe ninja stars onto the TV or looking at the Gamepad to give you a different view of the action.

Featuring a new story, two online multiplayer modes (2 - player co-op campaign and a 4 - player «TV show» themed Pay - Per - View event that pits humans against zombies), thousands of on - screen zombies and more, Dead Rising 2 takes zombie survival horror to a whole new level.

As with Donkey Kong's Crash Course, the Wii U GamePad provides a zoomed - in view, whereas the TV screen shows the complete level at a glance.

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The show is the latest in a string of critically - acclaimed hits from the US pay - per - view channel which transformed small - screen output in the early noughties with the likes of The Sporanos, Sex and the City and The Wire.

What the student sees is something like this: They view lessons on the screen that the teacher often conducts in real time by showing slides or videos, and the teacher talks directly to the students through the computer.

As shown above, the Group Growth Report allows you to view all students» end of year goals and compare them to the spring screening benchmark goals.

Opposite page at top, students from Lyford CISD's «Tech Squad» demonstrate green - screen technology during a media interview; opposite page at bottom, students from various school districts show school board members ways to integrate technology into learning; above, members of the Student Voices panel smile for the camera before panel discussion gets under way; at left, Ketu - ra Dobo, a student at Alvin ISD's Manvel High School, shares her views during a session; below, Student Voices panel moderator Andrew Brennan addresses the General Session audience.

They allowed me to view all rebate screens on the computer before purchase and showed me the reasons for every possible rebate that I could or could not get.

The 8 - inch multimedia screen also displays the optional 360 - degree camera, which is part of a $ 1,720 Technology Package that shows a top - down view of the SUV constructed from multiple cameras.

In the XL1, the view behind the car is shown on color screens integrated into the door panels.

Under DOT's new rule, carriers must clearly and prominently disclose on the first screen that offers a fare for a consumer's specific itinerary that additional fees for baggage may apply, as well as show consumers where they can view the baggage fees.

The high resolution digital screen of 12.3 inch shows certain selectable view modes.

Front Grille w / Gloss Black Mesh Insert, satin chrome surround, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) w / Forward Alert, advanced emergency brake assist w / queue assist and intelligent emergency braking, Note: when ACC is fitted, the front grille insert is gloss black, Traffic Sign Recognition & Intelligent Spd Limiter Note: ISL replaces the cruise control's Automatic Speed Limiter (ASL), Park Assist, parallel, perpendicular and parking exit, 360 degree park distance control w / additional sensors to alert the driver to potential side impact, Proximity Camera System, 4 cameras for front, side and rear views w / images shown on the touch screen

The route screen displays speed limits, details the next three maneuvers, shows real highway signage and has junction views with lane guidance.

If the driver now touches this map section, the navigation screen opens, showing the detailed map view.

The i8 offers the same split - screen view as other BMW models, here showing navigation on the left and trip computer on the right.

Its dual - view technology allows you to view the audio system on the 8 - inch touch screen, while the navigation maps are shown in place of the gauges on the huge screen ahead of the driver.

We get a good look at the Bentayga's main instruments — a pair of circular dials with a central screen, which is shown displaying both night vision and Sat Nav — a view of a heads - up display and a look at the beautifully finished centre console with cupholders, gear stick and a rotary dial that has a touch sensitive top for stop - start, and rotary function for Bentley's take on Land Rover's Terrain Response.

Rather than showing the rear view in the CUE infotainment screen, the rear picture shows up in place of the center inside rear view mirror.

Depending on the vehicle, Rear Vision Camera either shows the image on a screen located in the center stack or on a display located inside the rear - view mirror.

Exclusively available in this market segment, the 360 - degree camera records the direct surroundings of the car, which are either shown as a full - image depiction or in seven different split - screen views on the media display.

Once activated, a wide - angle view behind the vehicle is shown on the FIAT ® Connect 7.0 display screen.

That same touch - screen also shows the rear camera view, the navigation system display if so - equipped and allows you to set your own wallpaper.