Sentences with phrase «waving over the screen»

If a call comes in, just wave over the screen to ignore without looking like you're fidgeting around.

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Whether it's the result of a meteor, a fireball, tidal wave or nuclear catastrophe, the Earth has been annihilated on screen hundreds of times over.

Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda / Scarlet Witch exhibits a similar connection between personality and superpowers: Although much (too much) of her screen time consists of hovering over her wounded lover, Vision, while her raccoon eyes squeeze out tears, when she strides into the fray, waving her arms and emitting cracking scarlet beams, she suggests mythic power.

Over the next year the film made the festival rounds fore finally reaching cinema screens across the US this January to a secondary wave of overwhelming praise.

Breaking the Waves can make you queasy from its opening moments, when director Lars von Trier's name appears with the title superimposed over it, the title card swaying gently on screen as if it were photographed at sea.

It features two modes, Blitz mode which pits 1 to 2 players on a split screen or up to 4 players over Xbox LIVE against waves of robot armies and Crossfire mode, where players play competitively, 6 versus 6, to destroy the enemy's Money Ball while protecting theirs aided by robots.

by Bryant Frazer Breaking the Waves can make you queasy from its opening moments, when director Lars von Trier's name appears with the title superimposed over it, the title card swaying gently on screen as if it were photographed at sea.

When you receive a call over Bluetooth, waving your hand to the right dismisses the caller, while pointing toward the screen answers.

The subjects displayed more control over alpha rhythms, a brain wave that screens out distractions, which can help in rapid memory recall.

Set just beyond teak sliding window screens, our Ocean View Double Rooms offer picturesque views of Pacific Ocean waves framed by over sized windows.

These mazes demand precision, and instead of having direct control over your vehicle, you have to wave around a pointer to direct the ship around the screen.

Daniel Canogar has created numerous public art pieces, including Waves, a permanent sculptural LED screen for the atrium of 2 Houston Center, Houston; Travesías, a sculptural LED screen commissioned for the atrium of the European Union Council in Brussels during the Spanish Presidency of the European Union in 2010; Constelaciones, the largest photo - mosaic in Europe created for two pedestrian bridges over the Manzanares River, in MRío Park, Madrid; Helix, a permanent LED sculptural screen made for Quantum of the Seas, a Royal Caribbean cruise ship andClandestinos, a video - projection presented on various emblematic monuments including the Arcos de Lapa in Rio de Janeiro, the Puerta de Alcalá in Madrid and the church of San Pietro in Montorio in Rome.

Lapping waves might scroll over to an upside - down mountain range, for instance, forming some sort of chimaera of the two for the brief moment they are on screen.

This green wave in the workplace has been bolstered by the many positive benefits of green time over screen time.

In the car you can answer the phone or skip to the next song simply by waving a hand over the screen — you won't have to take your eyes off the road to press an icon.

Waving your hand over the phone or pulling it from a pocket will trigger the IR sensors dotting its faceplate, lighting up the screen to display the time and waiting notifications.

Things like turning on the flashlight by shaking the phone or waving your hand over the screen to glance over notifications or tilt the phone for zooming in pictures.

Given that the internal specs, camera performance, battery life, large screen design, and more have all reached near parity, the wave of artificial intelligence may be what helps you pick one phone over another.

Unlike the Moto X, it will not turn on from you waving your hand over the screen — which is a pretty awesome feature by the way.

Back then, Samsung called its features Air View and Air Gesture, which allowed you to do things like hover your hand over a tiny sensor in the bezel to wake the screen and view notifications, or wave your hand across the screen to switch between tabs or flip through photos.

Simply wave your hand over the screen and the sensors will pick up the movement, then briefly show you notification icons in white while the rest of the screen stays black.

Set the phone on a table, wave your hand over it, and interact with the notification bubbles as they appear, all without unlocking or even turning on the screen.

The wake gestures worked perfectly during testing, unlike the presumably Samsung - inspired Air Gesture feature, where a wave of the hand over the screen is supposed to scroll through whatever app is open at the time.

With touchless controls, one can use the assistant Moto Voice feature, and also activate the screen showing the notifications on lock screen when the hand is waved over the device about 6 inches above the sensors.

There's also a sort of glance screen that you can enable, which displays the time and notifications on a black background when you wave your hand over the ambient sensor.