As soon as it's between two screens or four screens or all eight screens.
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There are baseball hats with screens, sun hats with screens, and even visors with screens.
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The rollout includes 3,400 1093D screens, 391 IMAX screens, 616 premium large format screens, and 204 D-Box locations.
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J. likes setting screens, and Ty likes coming off screens.
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Back in the light, I'm pulled toward screens inside of screens.
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But if it means I can spend more of my life staring painlessly at screens, screens, and more screens, then it's probably worth it.
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If tinier screens hobbled Google's ad juggernaut, wait until the screens disappear.
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Many screens, especially OLED screens, do begin to exhibit burn-in over time.
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The Verts only existed on 2-D screens, but the screens were ubiquitous.
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Susquehanna said the slower 5G iPhones will have LCD screens while the mmWave iPhones will have better OLED screens, like the screens in today's iPhone 11 Pro.
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It is all around screens, how you order on screens and what you do.
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The reason Apple wants to use these screens is pretty clear: OLED screens have a faster response time, higher picture quality, and better power efficiency than regular LCD screens.
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And phone screens do stuff that those other screens can't, like move and share. Sup.
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The advent of seatback screens, and particularly touch screens, gave passengers greater autonomy and choice.
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But of course the Note 10's screens are superb — they're Samsung screens, after all.
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We've come a long way from boxy big screens and the first fancy flat screens.
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Android phones got 22016p HD screens, then 20163p full HD and then 22016p Quad HD screens.
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"Consumers are increasingly moving away from smaller screens and prefer larger screens now," remarked IDC's Kaur.
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Other people's screens have cameras on the back, and so sometimes other people's screens go viral.
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True, my creaky old heart breaks a little, seeing screens and more screens everywhere I go.
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Initiatives that were formed explicitly to help people escape screens are now adapting to, well, screens.
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It&aposs not exactly clear whether mini LED screens are more cost-efficient than OLED screens.
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It will run on Windows 10X optimized for dual screens and allow multiple apps open across the two screens or "spanning," where a user can stretch out an application across both screens.
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Aside from bringing VR footage to screens, IMAX is also looking to bring VR screens to people.
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When you mentioned the size of screens, many people of course have very large plasma screens nowadays.
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For the Galaxy S20, Samsung surpassed the 90Hz screens of the OnePlus 7 series with 120Hz screens.
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The screens themselves will be bigger too — 13.3 inches compared with nine inches on the old screens.
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The information-display screens and the center infotainment screens are a big improvement over the previous generation.
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Cinemas can't lure viewers away from Netflix with big screens — so now they're trying three big screens.
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One choice is to hang virtual screens—as in laptop or TV screens—in front of you.
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They've got eight plasma screens set up from UVA all around, simulating the thirty foot projection screens.
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Screens that are used to tell stories, as against screens that are used for other purposes, i.e.
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Microsoft isn't discussing its exact mobile plans for Continuum with desktop apps, but the company is ready to support ARM processors for devices with small screens, large screens, and no screens at all.
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This is in stark contrast to the way iOS apps behave on larger iPad screens versus iPhone screens.
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It costs $199 and Pinnertest costs $490; Everlywell screens for 96 common foods, while Pinnertest screens for 200.
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At the end of September, China had 39,194 screens, compared with an estimated 40,475 in the U.S. China has been building new cinema screens at a rate of 27 screens a day this year.
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" He pointed to the tiny screens on the Fitbit or the multiplicity of screens in cars, calling them "terrible.
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And now we have all those screens, so against all those screens I think the book can't measure up.
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Seatback screens will nearly double in size to 10 inches, and what's available on the screens will also change.
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In this era of ball screens, Virginia is one of the programs that still screens away from the dribbler.
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Find ways to interact together on screens, like FaceTime, messages, social gaming, family movies, but also away from screens.
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Tech companies understand this power, of course; our inability to resist screens explains why phone screens keep getting bigger.
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As more screens appear in the lives of the poor, screens are disappearing from the lives of the rich.
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"We have altogether 12 big LED screens, with one large screen and then more slender screens placed around," McLane said.
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"You can stream over the top and to the screens, the virtual screens — you can do that now," he said.
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"You have to set up on your screens and come up off your screens hard," Wizards coach Scott Brooks says.
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The number of screens in her cubicle slowly ramps up; by the end of the book, she's manning nine screens.
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Plans to keep the babies from using screens, of course, but also away from even seeing the screens in use.
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Samsung phones have some of the best screens around, but they were outshined in 2019 by OnePlus, which adopted screens with 90Hz refresh rates that oozed a premium attitude that surpassed Samsung's Galaxy S10 line with 60Hz screens.
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Loading screens, loading screens, and more loading screens When Anthem is letting us indulge in its defining power fantasy—flying through a gorgeous alien jungle like Iron Man and shooting everything that moves—it feels pretty damn good.
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This machine recalibrate the home button of replacement screens to the broken device, making it easier to repair cracked iPhone screens.
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It's neat and designed almost entirely for nerds like me who like nostalgia and screens where there should be no screens.
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Japan Display blamed its sales decline on customers moving to OLED screens in flagship phones, instead of using traditional LCD screens.
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These screens are also more power-efficient and thinner than LCD screens, because they don't require an always-on backlight layer.
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The market is filled with budget-friendly flat screens, curved screens, and gaming monitors that short you on price, not features.
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Samsung currently supplies Apple with OLED screens, but rumors that the company will produce its own screens has shaken Samsung investors.
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That's not surprising, however, since LCD screens are typically cheaper than OLED screens and are therefore found on less expensive smartphones.
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The screens on both models are 90Hz, which is smoother and more fluid than standard smartphone screens that run at 60Hz.
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And it's better than A24's "The Farewell" ($88,915 on 4 screens) and Disney/Marvel's "Avengers: Endgame" ($76,601 on 4,662 screens).
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The company behind the biggest screens in cinema is giving up on bringing VR screens within a few inches of users' faces.
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The iPhone X's OLED screen is universally lauded as one of the best smartphone screens around, especially when compared to LCD screens.
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There were still visible pixels as these are 4K screens but they are 4K screens an inch or two from your eyes.
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We're more likely to see sharper screens next year when Apple is expected to switch to OLED screens for the iPhone 8.
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More smartphone manufacturers are favoring OLED displays — the kind of colorful, edge-to-edge screens smartphone screens made almost exclusively by Samsung.
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Canogar said he wanted to see what would happen if we stopped seeing screens as screens, and instead as something more sentient.
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It was shuttered in 1978, reopened as the Pavilion with three screens in 1996, then divided into nine screens in the 2000s.
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China has built an average of 27 new cinema screens per day this year and surpassed the US with 40,475 screens total.
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"If he loses, the court would be saying you cannot import refurbished screens, and also, Apple doesn't provide original screens," she said.
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NO SCREENS We have a rule — which I try to enforce as best I can — which is no screens at the table.
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It's strange to be made to think so much about our relationship to the physical world in a week where so much of our time is staring at screens or typing on other screens about the stuff we saw on screens.
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As the name suggests, it's a dead-simple way to capture full screen shots, partial screens, active windows, and even irregularly shaped screens.
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Snag the kit on sale now for $329.99 to fit screens up to 70 inches and $369.99 for screens up to 130 inches.
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And while taller screens are wider screens which makes them good for watching movies, how many people regularly watch movies on their phones?
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There were a few moments and some blank screens for half a second or so, however, when the apps had to jump screens.
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Indeed, Netflix's standard plan allows watching on two screens at the same time, while its premium plan allows four screens of simultaneous play.
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Although we're not exactly sure how many pixels the screens will have, we are fairly certain the screens are going to be huge.
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Even an oft-promoted commitment to having in-flight entertainment screens on most aircraft — compared with other airlines which cut the screens — helps.
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If 13-inch screens are too small and 15-inch screens are too large, the X1 Carbon's 14-inch screen is just right.
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For comparison, Apple's new iPhone screens range from 5.8 to 6.5 inches diagonally, and the Samsung Galaxy screens measure 5.8 to 6.4 inches.
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The only aircraft without seatback screens is the Boeing 767-300ER, according to SeatGuru, which has screens that hang overhead and on bulkheads.
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LG will reportedly provide the larger panels while Samsung will continue to ship its OLED screens for smaller 5.8- or 6-inch screens.
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With Screens 4, you'll be able to run apps on any of your computer screens without having to drag multiple laptops around with you.
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With the trend of smartphone screens getting bigger and longer, surely a phone sporting two screens instead of one would be even better right?
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Vaunt isn't meant to replace other screens, but to become a new kind of display that is useful in ways that other screens aren't.
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Jones purchased the screens from a "grey market" supplier in China who sells screens that are a mix of original, refurbished, and aftermarket parts.
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Apparently a number of reviewers either mistakenly destroyed their phone screens or had the screens bork on them after a few days of use.
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Quantum dot screens are still a long way from becoming as commonplace as LED screens because they have been expensive and messy to make.
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AMC only showed the film at 4 to 6 of its 153 IMAX screens, according to The Wrap, and none of its regular screens.
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Low-end screens attached to windows with Velcro can cost as little as $15 while more rigid and durable screens can cost over $100.
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Our world will soon become a series of bendable screens, projected images, paper-thin displays and transparent screens — everything will become a media moment.
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Risk managers might have eight screens in the office, for example, but at home they might need to rely on two screens, Nevotti said.
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Hollywood blockbusters like The Crow and The Craft also hit screens during this time, bringing spooky, star-powered stories to screens around the country.
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Commercial theaters have replaced many traditional matte-white screens with silver screens, because that's what RealD, the most widely used 3-D technology, requires.
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It has an Android operating system, and its two screens can run separate apps, or one app across both screens at the same time.
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Four large display screens dominate the cockpit with nearly all standalone gauges, including the angle of attack indicator, being replaced by the glass screens.
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We're having a conversation about theaters and screens and distribution, but if there aren't interesting stories to fill those screens, the conversation is moot.
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February 27, 2000: Olympians must pay for screens to block mosquitoes The organizing committee for the Games announces that it will install screens to block mosquitoes in communal areas "where required" but will charge national delegations to have the screens placed on athletes' rooms.
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"We have all of these other screens — many of them outdoor — that are connected to our system, so advertisers can not only buy the Uber screens, but they can also have it stitched to have their story connected to the big screens," Gudai added.
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The Pacifica's rear screens are touch screens, offering apps like "Are We There Yet?" that link up with the navigation system to silence inquisitive kids.
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It is essentially what you'd get if you superglued two 24-inch curved screens together, minus the part where they're, you know, two separate screens.
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On the left is a series of buttons and screens that show off reproductions of screens from the film, showing off maps and docking sequences.
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Often these additional screens are deceptively designed to resembled the 'unsubscribe successful' screens that people expect to see when they've pulled the marketing hooks out.
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It's unclear why anyone would have so many old TVs on hand, since most Americans have moved onto flat panel LCD screens or OLED screens.
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During this unprecedented time in our lives, we talk routines, dreams and what's on our screens — or at least what will be on our screens.
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One report said Apple could be using OLED screens rather than LCD screens, while the display would take up more of the front of the phone.
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The quality difference between LG and Samsung's screens is so wide it's no wonder Apple is stuck sourcing OLED screens for the iPhone X from Samsung.
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In France, Netflix currently costs €8 for the basic package, €11 for HD and two screens, and €14 for 4K and four screens ($9.10, $12.50, $15.90).
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Unlike Samsung's device, Huawei's Mate X features slightly curved screens that fold backward so that, when closed, there are screens on both sides of the phone.
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The Standard option has high-definition content on two screens, while the Premium one has ultra high-definition content that can be viewed on four screens.
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Some airlines have removed seat-back screens, in favor of having passengers view in-flight entertainment on the small screens on their laptops and other devices.
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With an explosive soundtrack, a continuous loop of tanks, helicopters, and jets zoom across the screens, dropping bombs and missiles and setting the three screens aflame.
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The seatback screens offer live DirecTV, which United recently made complimentary for all passengers on flights with seatback screens following years of charging for the service.
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Further, how long before the Department of State, which still screens all-female visa applicants who apply outside of the United States, screens all for pregnancy?
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Manufacturers of consumer and other electronics are gradually shifting towards OLED screens which are generally thinner and are more flexible than liquid crystal display (LCD) screens.
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Manufacturers of consumer and other electronics are increasingly looking to adopt OLED screens, which are generally thinner and more flexible than liquid crystal display (LCD) screens.
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As much as some millennials and Gen X-ers would decry YouTubing as "not a real job," for kids growing up surrounded by screens, screens, and more screens, the onslaught of digital content is quickly paving the way for a the next iteration of celebrity success.
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The second challenge is the harder one: Android apps on big screens have been bad for as long as there have been Android apps on big screens.
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These are LCD screens that, before LED screens were in widespread use, used mercury lamps at the backlight...when you smash it apart, you breath this mercury.
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Makers of television screens, and their sellers like Best Buy, also benefit, as Americans use the game as an excuse to go bigger with their flat screens.
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While most current monitors are 24 or 27 inches in size, ultrawide screens have emerged as a way to give you two of those screens in one.
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Its simple browser-based app screens users for signs of cognitive decline based on their eye movement as they watch a few images presented on their screens.
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I could have cleaned up the screens for the photos, but I thought it was essential to show the screens after a couple of weeks of use.
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I've got kids now, and we're responsible parents, so they don't have screens all of the time, but if we get on a plane, they get screens.
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And the virtual screens offer some unique advantages, like augmented overlays showing radar tags and call signs tagged to each plane as they move across the screens.
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What's more, the phone's successor could come out next year and feature "even more screens," which likely means screens on the rear of the phone, too. Wild.
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Netflix Standard (HD and two screens) and Premium (ultra-HD and four concurrent screens) come in at 650 INR ($9.75) and 800 INR ($11.99) respectively each month.
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"Because there's not much research on cat cognition, we don't know how cats interact with screens, or how they would perceive the properties of screens," Byosiere says.
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From VR to AR a mere inches from our eyes to screens on our wrists, to fridge doors in our kitchens, smart screens in retail, smart TVs on walls, connected photo frames to seat back screens, everything is becoming a cloud-connected screen on which to play videos.
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"If our working day is now all spent on screens, what it means for us is that we can't spend our leisure time on screens anymore," she underlines.
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Samsung, which supplies screens for its own folding phones, forecast weak second-quarter earnings in the display business as demand for flexible screens was expected to remain weak.
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The results of cheaper screens could be exciting—everyone's talked about screens replacing paper for decades, but the cost of a sheet of A4 is difficult to beat.
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OLED screens are brighter and more colorful than what Apple typically includes on its iPhones, and they're often dubbed the best smartphone screens on the market by experts.
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AMC, the second-largest movie theater chain in North America, currently has 387 locations and 5,426 screens while Carmike has 20153 theaters with 2,954 screens in 41 states.
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AMC, the second-largest movie theater chain in North America, currently has 387 locations and 5,426 screens while Carmike has 276 theaters with 2,954 screens in 41 states.
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ERIK THOMSEN In "Taisho Era Screens and Scrolls," extraordinary Japanese screens from the early 673th century combine Western approaches to color and anatomy with traditional perspective and design.
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His movie, The Hateful Eight, was being shown on fewer screens than he wanted because Disney wanted Star Wars: The Force Awakens on as many screens as possible.
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Repairability is still an important concern when it comes to devices with folding screens, since the reliability of the folding screens and hinge mechanisms are still relatively unproven.
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That means fewer pick-and-rolls in favor of greater movement away from the ball, including flare screens and back screens designed to spring shooters free from defenders.
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But on the inside, the open space, flags, clocks, TV screens, posters and blue and white labels next to computer screens signal that it isn't your average meeting room.
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If the deal moves forward, the LG Display OLED screens will most likely be used for the iPhone XS and XS Max, the only iPhones that use OLED screens.
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The Blisk browser comes with emulators for different devices, so when testing code, developers can easily see how it works on mobile screens, tablet screens and on their computer.
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Its recent screens, additionally, have departed from traditional LCD panels — the electronics giant followed the lead of its chief competitor Samsung by incorporating OLED screens into its latest designs.
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It revamped design, using metal frames and curved screens, and gave high-end features such as organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens to its low- and mid-tier products.
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Most of the ITP projects on display relied heavily on screens—and so too did Screeners, insofar as the glasses force one to think about our dependence of screens.
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Running a shooter off of two screens on the weak side has the same effect as double screens on ball—it almost always forces a hedge or a switch.
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He spoke amid nonstop news coverage on TV screens in the operations center and rows of computers facing a front wall with numbers computer screens projected on to it.
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More research is needed to better understand how screens impact brain developmentStill, the medical world is just beginning to understand the implications of the use of screens in children.
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Not all screens are created equal Swanson, who was not involved in the study, worries about electronic readers and learning devices being in the same category as other screens.
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One of the new options includes "spanning," which enables the user to either keep an app on just one of the two screens or "span" it across both screens.
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Most of us spend a huge chunk—if not the majority—of our days looking at screens, but far fewer spend time looking at screens specifically designed to display art.
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Unlike LCD screens, these screens have blacker blacks and are flexible, allowing curved displays, said Kazuo Hirai, president and CEO of Sony during a speech at the Consumer Electronics Show.
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He also noted that a lot of screens in the current workplace environment sit idle most of the time, because we're thinking of them as computers instead of just screens.
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Currently, Apple buys OLED screens for its iPhone X from Samsung, but reports earlier this year claimed that LG will supply OLED screens for at least one new iPhone model.
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Well, I think that voice is not going to displace screens but it will displace the amount of time we interact with screens at least through touch and through typing.
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Samsung's Galaxy Tab S tablets are praised for their OLED screens, and we've been wowed by OLED screens when manufacturers put them in laptops, like the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga.
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Sharp said its plans to increase its production of OLED screens, which are increasingly replacing LEDs thanks to better performance, to 90 million 5.5-inch screens per year by 2019.
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The original plan also featured a Gen 10.5 facility that was supposed to manufacture TV screens but was downgraded to a Gen 6 facility that only makes small phone screens.
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JOLED, a Japan Display affiliate, sold its inaugural batch of OLED screens this month, becoming the world's first OLED maker to market screens which use a lower cost printing process.
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While the Axon M is a bit thick thanks to its dual screens, those screens also let ZTE simplify its design by equipping it with just one 20-megapixel camera.
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The amenities in the Air are in this class, like four screens (three of which are touch screens), 215-way power front seats and rear seats that recline 210 degrees.
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Incidentally, Delta announced this week that more than 700 of its aircraft had in-flight entertainment screens and that the screens would continue to be installed on newly delivered aircraft.
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Pre-broadcast screens from Facebook Live and Periscope (from left) Pre-broadcast screens from Facebook Live and Periscope (from left) Movies begin marketing many months or even years in advance.
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These poems are haunted by images of human faces staring out from all kinds of screens, faces that are themselves screens upon which the world projects its fantasies and anxieties.
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Minoru Kikuoka also told Reuters in an interview that liquid crystal display (LCD) screens are drawing renewed market interest, pointing to solid demand for affordable smartphones with low-cost screens.
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Everyone seems to love Black people when they're on our screens — on our television screens via shows like Black-ish, on our laptop screens as glamorous rappers, on our phones as memes and GIFs to express our emotions and feelings — but does that love translate into an investment in our survival and sustainability?
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Repair store owners like Carroll were surprised that early wholesale prices for replacement screens from China are hovering just above $200, which is between $50 and $100 cheaper than Galaxy S7 screens were at launch and much cheaper than the roughly $5003 repair companies were paying for iPhone 7 replacement screens at launch.
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But it plans to build a so-called Gen 6 facility that makes small phone screens rather than the original plan for a Gen 10 facility that builds large TV screens.
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Again, this applies to ball screens and popping big men, but, just as critically, it's also ineffective against quick flare screens set by Embiid's man that generate open spot-up threes.
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No matter how much space you have in your home, there are some really great deals on smart TVs, from 30-inch screens all the way up to 80-inch screens.
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YouTube says it may also skip showing the End Screen when the video is playing in the background, or it may relocate where the screens appear when shown on smaller screens.
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The screens offer a ton of information so that the anxious passengers who may not otherwise know how to read the avionics screens can understand when to expect turns or descents.
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Rather than a 20 million-square-foot factory manufacturing large LCD screens, Foxconn says the factory it's now building will be less than 1 million square feet and make smaller screens.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Adobe (YouTube)Adapting videos to various screens has been a challenge ever since movies shot for wide theater screens were first broadcast on square TVs.
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Mini LED screens are basically updated versions of the traditional LCD screens that we&aposve been using for over a decade in TVs, monitors, smartphones, and anything else with a screen.
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Despite a strong premise and a terrific lead performance, the movie suffers visually from too many shots of screens within screens and scrolling, emoji-enhanced requests for live-streamed lewd behavior.
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JavaScript has really become ... Yeah, I heard about screens.
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The screens are touch screens, but they're not glossy like of that of a tablet — they display like actual paper pages in books, complete with zero screen glare even in the sunlight.
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That seems minuscule by today's standards where few phone screens go below the 6-inch mark, but it was unheard of back when most phone kept their screens under the 5-inches.
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And it must do all that while finding ways to make as much money from ads, Google's core business, served on small screens as it did on larger screens the previous decade.
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Although we have 40,000 screens in the US, there was really only room for a couple hundred movies a year when you consider how many screens and weeks the big movies play.
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The navigation screens are slick and intuitive, the playback screens are simple but have all the options you need, and it's a service you can click (or tap) around with much thought.
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Both screens are tilted at the right angle, and the shifter is built in a way that provides a handy spot to rest your wrist, steadying it as you hit the screens.
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Smartphone screens usually turn off after a few seconds, and TV screens show images constantly on the move, but it's still a problem for monitors that the manufacturers are trying to overcome.
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Due to the resolution of the screens in the VR headsets themselves, the virtual screens used to stream content aren't able to even approach the detail of a real-world 4K screen.
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Selfies, neon lights, glitch, anime and, like a David Lynch film, screens within screens abound in "June 17," which was filmed mainly in a condemned dancing academy in Oslo over two days.
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"[The text screens are] literally like a placeholder for what's to come, where you could buy five screens and type in whatever you want and they go into the queue," Force says.
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Those who were hoping for some political drama sat glued to their screens, jaws opened, fingers running across their phone screens as they Facebooked and tweeted their way through the national travesty.
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For her next prototype, she plans to use LCD screens instead of a projector, because the screens would allow the driver to adjust the brightness and orientation of the image, she said.
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To reduce eye strain, Singh said, people should be careful about how close their eyes are to screens, how long they're using the device, and in particular, the brightness of their screens.
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But he noted that 2014 was the first year that Americans, in aggregate, had spent more time in front of their smartphone screens than they did in front of their television screens.
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"This morning an unknown person gained access to the screens above our Central Auckland store and some objectionable content was displayed on the screens," ASICS New Zealand wrote on Facebook on Sunday.
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The new partnership, if true, is particularly interesting because LG's organic light-emitting diode (aka OLED) phone screens have received mediocre-quality reviews, even though its television OLED screens have been lauded.
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The iPhone X was the first Apple phone to incorporate OLED screens, and a report released last month said that Apple plans to use OLED screens for all its 2019 iPhone models.
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In other words, they're glasses that screen screens, according to Chino Kim, the 28-year-old behind Screeners, a project that began as a personal quest to rid his life of screens.
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The WiFi powers the streaming service the United offers in lieu of screens, though some of its Boeing 737 fleet offers true seatback screens, a holdover from its merger with Continental Airlines.
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New Chief Executive Minoru Kikuoka told Reuters in an interview that liquid crystal display (LCD) screens are drawing renewed market interest, pointing to solid demand for affordable smartphones with low-cost screens.
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A little over a year ago, our household welcomed another small mewling creature, and as every parent knows, babies are drawn to glowing smartphone screens as moths are … drawn to glowing smartphone screens.
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With just under eight screens per cinema, there are more than 40,000 operating movie screens in the U.S., each with an average of 250 seats, according to the National Association of Theater Owners.
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Stipe mediates his vision of the world through both window screens and computer screens in these pages, revealing an undeniable likeness between the fragmenting effects of wire mesh and of a pixelated zoom.
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After all, everyone stares at screens for hours and Felix Gray's argument is that by providing an affordable solution for reducing eye strain for all of us who stare at screens for hours.
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Thankfully for Apple, its current supplier of iPhone screens was Corning, which had not stood still when it came to making its glass screens harder and more scratchproof than ones of the past.
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People who had broken their screens and either repaired themselves or had them repaired by a non-Apple associated store, woke up after an iOS update to find their touch screens didn't work.
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After the update, third party screens (a cheaper alternative to official Apple screens) stopped working, angering repair shop owners and leading to speculation that the move was meant to discourage non-Apple repairs.
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But it is now doing better, thanks to orders from Apple and Chinese smartphone makers for its "in-cell" screens, which are easier to assemble than other types of high-end LCD screens.
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They are modeled after traditional Japanese shoji screens, typically fashioned from latticed bamboo and washi, or mulberry paper, though no one in Japan, Sugimoto says mournfully, uses shoji screens anymore; they're too expensive.
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My teammates set great screens, Russell delivered the ball perfect.
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Each has a windowed wall shrouded by concrete privacy screens.
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There are currently more than 31,600 cinema screens in China.
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Traders at large investment banks watched their screens in horror.
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The N.F.L. Network plays at all times on big screens.
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After 10 months off our TV screens, Homeland is back.
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It will have a modest increase in screens next weekend.
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ZTE put two screens in one device, that's awesome right?
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The obvious targets include big screens, 4G modems, and Bluetooth.
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Are you ready for Renée Zellweger on your television screens?
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They have bigger, higher resolution screens and much faster processors.
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The comedy hits our screens August 3 at 9 p.m.
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Caption: Depoorter in front of his "Jaywalking" installation's three screens.
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Sharp screens are cheap, and fast processors are even cheaper.
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Like most windows in my world, they are also screens.
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Still, no word on when Manson will corrupt our screens.
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And don't raise your children on screens all the time.
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I'm Terrified Screens Are Destroying My Eyes, How About You?
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Take an early look at it in the screens below.
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Giant screens gave the crowds views of the last rites.
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Every few years, a viral challenge takes over our screens.
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Imax screens accounted for $29 million of domestic ticket sales.
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A life completely void of commuting, the internet, and screens.
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Sharp screens are cheap, and fast processors are even cheaper.
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Phone screens will improve, and illustrations will eventually look outdated.
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Coffee is served in glasses made of broken iPhone screens.
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Yes, cracked screens are often the result of human error.
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Instead of OLED displays, they'll reportedly come with LCD screens.
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High refresh rate screens are hard on battery life, though.
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A live feed is projected on dozens of screens around.
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Before the show begins, video screens display vaguely disturbing imagery.
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A towering wall of computer screens blinks alive with crisis.
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The laptops have HD screens, which, truthfully, didn't look great.
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The show won't reportedly grace our television screens until 2019.
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It's a small, local theater that mostly screens indie films.
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It pulled in an underwhelming $2118 million from 246,21819 screens.
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The workers, all men, stare intently at their computer screens.
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The screens in doctors' offices also run content beyond advertising.
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The only screens are in front of the driver's seat.
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They included screens, Bluetooth, and even streaming services like Spotify.
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Only approximately 10,000 years until this show comes to screens!
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The screens are big, making videos and games really pop.
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The screens around us can become platforms for creating meaning.
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The Apple Watch currently uses OLED screens from LG Display.
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Inside, everything is minimal and uncluttered, but dominated by screens.
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The alerts continued until the plane vanished from radar screens.
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Inside, however, the cinema screens only Indian and Nepalese films.
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He doesn't set flair screens or cut along the baseline.
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Sometimes swipes didn't register and switching between screens occasionally lagged.
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The animals had to detect the difference between the screens.
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Shattered LCD screens, despite being no good, were sold anyway.
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It was built to keep people glued to their screens.
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See a comparison of both screens at 15% brightness, below.
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It also has tons of tech — and screens — to boot.
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They're quicker and thinner, with better screens and better cameras.
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The way they design their screens, it looks like candy.
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Second screens are booming, whether they're laptops or mobile phones.
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Occasionally they go to multiple screens at the same time.
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Imax screens accounted for $2700 million of "The Nun's" debut.
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They are everything we need more of on our screens.
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We embrace and leave to continue from behind our screens.
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Tinder users swiping so hard they break their phone screens.
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The airplane has screens for every seat and free movies.
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Screens that show doctored images of the President throwing up.
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Algorithmic intelligence changed the things we watched on our screens.
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Screens above showed pictures of the night club attacker, who
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People attached to small screens they keep in their pockets.
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The virtual will present itself in screens all around us.
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Four chairs and a few video screens comprise the set.
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"A Juicer is not a machine," the projector screens read.
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As they say on the silver screens of yesteryear: Fin.
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Current work spaces are cramped with 2D screens and computers.
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As with cars, screens and travel, so with consumption generally.
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TSA screens about 2.1 million people on a regular weekday.
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They dried out and analyzed all materials the screens caught.
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The split television screens encapsulated the absurdity of it all.
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It's about the information war that's raging on our screens.
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The Warriors produced quality shots with screens, cuts and passes.
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I went back to my shallow screens with new determination.
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So many screens, but all you need is a HUD.
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Screens with higher refresh rates can use up more battery.
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Diamond seems unsteady in a world illuminated by iPhone screens.
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"We stared at a lot of green screens," Paul said.
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It makes microchips, screens, memory and all manner of components.
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Samsung phones have the best screens in the smartphone business.
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Imax screens accounted for $230 million of "The Nun's" debut.
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Many scenes were also filmed in front of green screens.
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Just how much time are children spending buried in screens?
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The Taycan 4S driver experience includes a lot of screens.
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A kit to clean his dirty phone and glasses screens
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Now we know that it does, especially for OLED screens.
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REFORM NO. 24 Remove visitation screens as soon as possible.
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The phone transitions quickly between screens and apps load quickly.
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It sends advertisements to the lock screens of Fire tablets.
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Most of the others focus quietly on their iMac screens.
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In fluorescent light, this made my screens slightly more orange.
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Carmike has most of its 2,954 screens in midsize cities.
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"Boxed in" elements lie behind filigree screens or glass enclosures.
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Drivers control most of the car's features through those screens.
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What portals are those screens, and where do they lead?
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Shine also covers your equipment, and particularly broken smartphone screens.
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Context Travel had been on Frank's radar screens since 2010.
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How to communicate between operators, how to design the screens.
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Even their introductory screens show this difference: Super Mario Bros.
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The most evident of these discrepancies involves the devices' screens.
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"These kinds of screens have become a commodity," he said.
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" He added that screens shouldn't be given a "free pass.
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More teenagers now turn to activities involving screens at night.
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There are bigger crowds and more screens, large and small.
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NO FAMILY HOUR We've all got our own separate screens.
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Jude's "Scarred Hearts," released in July, screens on Dec. 1.
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But is this proof that screens make us terrible parents?
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Kraft peered at the screens as the results came in.
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Human beings typing things onto distant screens easily become inhuman.
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We all do it: Look at screens. The. Whole. Time.
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Both games can be played without the aid of screens.
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His colleagues are bent over radar screens tracking the crossings.
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Promotional videos featuring vaporizers in outdoor settings play on screens.
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Sometimes we are only focusing on looking at computer screens.
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SCREENS There's no set time when I leave the studio.
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We are addicted to our smartphones, laptops and tablet screens.
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Here's another batch of trailers that hit screens this week.
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Eliminating screens from seat backs is totally the right move.
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Violence is glorified and normalized on our screens every day.
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Bar owners are moving big TV screens toward the street.
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Also expect the latest, most colorful OLED screens from Samsung.
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Clinton, since there are many different kinds of such screens.
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He sat in front of his seven screens and traded.
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My method was to use split screens on my computer.
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This year, he had screens, a runway and no bow.
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For 22016 years Sir Terry graced our screens and airwaves.
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A staggered screen is actually two screens, back to back.
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We spend way too much time on our own screens.
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PARIS — This is a war that escapes most radar screens.
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It produces better image quality than Apple's older LCD screens.
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Kikuoka also said the company has started producing OLED screens.
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It'll be an extra step to experience the personalized screens.
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BOOKS AND SCREENS I head home around 5 or 6.
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That encounter, though, did not reach television screens in Europe.
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Drew Barrymore will soon be taking over your TV screens.
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Currently, we do not have any vehicles with multiple screens.
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Blue light from screens can affect your ability to sleep.
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I'm won over to a day with people, not screens.
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Those giant video screens starting to appear in subway stations?
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Enter the advertising dragon Cooler Screens is just one example.
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So, Cooler Screens has a killer application for facial recognition.
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We'll walk EU users through [a series of] permission screens.
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"My team mates set great screens for me," Durant said.
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You're also hit by screens for the upstairs visitor centre.
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The movie had a $2.679 million debut on 2,542 screens.
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Okay, how about just 52 days a year without screens?
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It won't be coming to flat screens and traditional controls.
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High refresh rate screens on laptops are nothing new, either.
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The trains have TV screens that play lots of things.
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Otherwise, our TV screens turned into a welcoming red carpet.
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Think beyond brighter screens, better cameras, and other incremental changes.
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These screens, however, are bigger, motorized and reinforced by plexiglass.
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Lara Croft 2.0 has finally made it to movie screens.
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Alexa is already on screens – Fire TV and Fire Tablets.
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It later said it would build smaller LCD screens instead.
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Not only that, players can link Switch screens together so they can arrange the screens how they want, say, on a table, and the console will then change the level to fit the arrangement.
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Indeed, Star Wars — the movie that, along with Jaws, changed almost everything about the American movie industry — opened on just 32 screens in the US and added another eight screens a few days later.
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We discussed how these problems and the negative publicity around screens were causing caregivers to develop unhealthy relationships with their children while trying to regulate their exposure to screens and the content they delivered.
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LCD screen technology has come a long way, and I've seen some LCD laptop screens that come incredibly close to the OLED screens, like Dell's own XPS 13 and the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon.
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"This morning an unknown person gained access to the screens above our Central Auckland store and some objectionable content was displayed on the screens," Asics said in a statement posted on its Facebook page.
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"This morning an unknown person gained access to the screens above our Central Auckland store and some objectionable content was displayed on the screens," said the statement published on Asics New Zealand's Facebook page.
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People wearing the glasses will be able to see multiple screens overlaid onto the real world, "pin" those screens to a wall like a giant movie projector, or watch them as they walk around.
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So we really discourage sleeping with your cell phone or even really would limit screens for 60 minutes before bedtime because that rich blue light that comes from these screens can really interfere with sleep.
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Yet as computing shifts into more types of devices — including those with very small screens or screens that can't easily be touched — the need for alternative and/or supplementary input methods does, arguably, step up.
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The contrast between dark and light colors is better on the X/XS/XS Max (which isn't surprising because OLED screens have better contrast than LCD screens, generally), but the resolution difference doesn't feel dramatic.
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According to data from IHS Markit, China added more than 216,234 screens in 2018, which equates to around 25 new screens per day, mostly in smaller conurbations known as tier two to tier five cities.
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Apple uses the vibrant high-end screens as a selling point for its iPhone XS and XS Max, but iPhone sales have been slowing and the company may need other places to put those screens.
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Displays are commonly one of the more expensive components, so while it has adopted sharper screens for its standard line of Surface laptops, the screens in the more affordable models might not be as good.
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And it's fictional accounts such as those that have helped carry on the myth that "hacking" is done by shady characters rifling through scrolling screens of ones and zeroes and shouting catchphrases into their screens.
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The advertising that is shown is bought and sold digitally, and tends to often contextual alignments, like screens near Central Park that target running enthusiast, or screens in the business district that show financial ads.
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The handsome two-bedroom apartment functions as a shrine to a different New York, a different Hollywood: when movies were about silver screens, not touch-screens; when those who peopled them were stars, not celebrities.
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In just a few years, we've gone from second screens that only really served as proof of concept to second screens that are a valuable feature I'd love to see on more laptops going forward.
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That way, you could put little screens on any number of gadgets, and even power those screens using low-cost E Ink, without that device needing a processor capable of running the full Assistant software.
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It's the "butt text," redefined for the age of lock screens.
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Last year, it added an average of 22 screens a day.
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Only one cinema in Addis Ababa, the capital, screens foreign hits.
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One of them has screens on the front and the interior!
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Here are the screens from the past two Galaxy S phones.
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The courtroom's events unfolded on large screens erected outside the academy.
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But we don't just use our screens for work any more.
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Liongate's "Anna" launched with a dismal $3.5 million from 2,63 screens.
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Multiple review units were sent back to Samsung with busted screens.
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Until airplane screens become Bluetooth-enabled, this will be the case.
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Phone screens are small, so web design can't be too crowded.
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You're instantly covered against cracked screens, liquid damage and accidental damage.
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Screens were different a decade ago; thicker, wider, tethered to walls.
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Samsung Electronics, which supplies display screens to Apple, rose 213 percent.
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Rearview mirrors with interactive digital screens are a thing in China.
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OLED screens make images appear brighter and sharper than LCD panels.
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There are flags, there are posters, there are maps and screens.
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Starbucks, magazine stands, television, movie screens — Winfrey, 63, is basically everywhere.
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The screens are curved around the edges, like their previous models'.
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Because one of the things is, you're consuming this over screens.
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To this day, airlines avoid playing the scene on shared screens.
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The screens also come in an unfamiliar aspect ratio, 18.5:9.
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They had smaller screens, significantly less storage capacity, and worse cameras.
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Her realness and snark would be welcome on our TV screens.
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I probably spend about half of my day staring at screens.
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"There's a certain time to turn the screens off," says Hunt.
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Speakers: got 'em in four different sizes, with or without screens.
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"Noah" and "Exodus: Gods and Kings" burst onto screens in 2014.
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OLED screens display darker blacks, brighter whites, and more vibrant colors.
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The average American adult spends 74 hours per week watching screens.
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Meanwhile, automakers keep putting more and larger screens into their vehicles.
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Its OLED screens are paper-thin and curve for better visibility.
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Escalade plans to put those screens to use with AR navigation.
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Six television screens are devoted to pregame, game and postgame viewing.
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What changed that you suddenly aren't going to make bigger screens?
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United claims it did not specially order its screens with webcams.
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I've tried to go on digital diets, fasting from my screens.
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We also ran screens on overbought securities heading into this week.
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The ZenBook Pro Duo has not one, but two 4K screens.
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This is natural and there's no variance in screens between devices.
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Screens in Times Square turned black during a widespread power outage.
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I try not to look at screens an hour before bed.
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Other European automakers offer 12.3-screens and quickly adjustable climate settings.
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Likely Samsung wants to forestall any further reports of broken screens.
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We don't need lights when our screens have backlights, for example.
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Lastly, there's "mirror mode," which simply mirrors content onto both screens.
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Now Snap could own two different apps on people's home screens.
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They must give these apps top billing on users' screens, too.
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It's just completely uncertain when it will actually hit our screens.
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But the border between the screens can get in the way.
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The Axon M's dual screens potentially offer a much better solution.
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From there, we watched a giant screen, displaying people watching... screens.
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The Xperia Touch Projector is Sony's latest take on interactive screens.
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Glare is often an issue, and these screens are fingerprint magnets.
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It's a much better fit for TV screens than its predecessor.
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There were no screens showing when the next train would arrive.
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The music video perished and regenerated for the smallest of screens.
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Each game is built to work with any number of screens.
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But on an iPhone or iPad with their generously-sized screens?
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Go deeper: World Health Organization says babies shouldn't look at screens
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Instead of trying to fight the screens, Hasbro is joining them.
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The rest of the world gathered via screens big and small.
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Faster connections and bigger screens have made watching much more delightful.
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The electron gun can weaken, giving screens a dim, yellowish tinge.
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Too many choices and screens and they feel overwhelmed and annoyed.
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Wonder Woman 2 will come to screens on November 1, 2019.
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Then the lights dimmed, and Prototype gameplay videos exploded onto screens.
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That still leaves computer screens and what to do about them.
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Clean the screens and hold them under the showerhead to rinse.
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There were even huge projection screens with entertainment for the guests.
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Played across three screens, it feels like a constantly shifting collage.
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I've had many more screens broken than with PCs or Chromebooks.
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The children glued to their screens in a zombie-like stares.
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There is a reason for all of these screens, Byton says.
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The R-rated thriller bowed with $2633 million on 235,2158 screens.
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But on the jumbo screens, Sinwar and some around him smirked.
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Did you know that we're all using our "second screens" wrong?
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Attack ads usually stream across local television screens without any context.
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Load screens when you enter a small cave from the map?
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You could feel his joy bleed through television and iPod screens.
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On the machines' screens were messages in red and black lettering.
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Screens flickered, cracked, and bulged—a veritable PR nightmare for Samsung.
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Modern screens cause less eyestrain, and annotation programs continue to improve.
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Like many parents, she's worried about her child's obsession with screens.
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Imax screens accounted for $2.5 million of its box office total.
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Imagine instead of blinking screens on the bedside, they're moonbright satellites.
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It took four more years for the film to hit screens.
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We'll find out when the movie arrives on screens December 15.
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You can see the tracer fire streaking across your TV screens.
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What do the screens and speakers look like in our homes?
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They don't interact when their eyes are glued to the screens!
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Yet, for most of the film, scientists stare at computer screens.
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The R-rated thriller bowed with $432 million on 1,457 screens.
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The full HD versions of the Blade 15 have matte screens.
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Screens also shrivel the cultural knowledge necessary to make signatures work.
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He also suggested adding window screens and air conditioning, where possible.
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His face has been a regular presence on screens for decades.
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These screens typically retail for about $499 outside of this kit.
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At first glance, all three phone screens look pretty darn similar.
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As for the screens themselves...they're really a sight to behold.
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And as you can see from these screens, it's extremely pretty.
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Two screens, one camera — and it's located above the primary display.
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USA's sci-fi thriller Colony returns to our screens on Jan.
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And by problems, we mean that the screens were actually breaking.
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A couple of TV screens show footage of Melehi's outdoor murals.
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Generally, instant cameras have a viewfinder because they lack LCD screens.
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A background service providing real-time data used across multiple screens.
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The OA marches onto our MacBook screens like an inverted Tiresias.
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The computer screen came from the need for radar-tracking screens.
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New phones will have better screens, faster processors and new materials.
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Looks like the many Chanels won't be returning to our screens.
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Since 1996, Croft has run and jumped and spun across screens.
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Recreating the information displayed on monitors and screens was especially challenging.
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Seeing my smirk projected across three stories of screens was cool.
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Treatment, the screens said, should await the arrival of a specialist.
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Students said they preferred and performed better when reading on screens.
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He imagined Assange surrounded by images of himself on television screens.
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That screens have this effect on people seems unquestionable, these days.
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It's really good — but not as good as Samsung's AMOLED screens.
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However, as that worry recedes another one should replace it: screens.
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As a result, they spend six times longer watching their screens.
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And they often have homes with torn screens on their windows.
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We see it play out on our television screens almost daily.
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By comparison, it will have 22,400 square feet of video screens.
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Today, skyscrapers covered in flashing screens light up the tourist hotspot.
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Bits I screen, you screen, we all live on video screens.
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They've ripped screens and pooped all over the place, he said.
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The landlady also had wire screens installed behind the spiderweb gates.
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OLED screens are thinner, lighter and more flexible than current displays.
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Every time there are more lights, more screens, and more crazy.
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Both vehicles de-emphasize buttons and knobs in favor of screens.
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I also tend to shy away from screens after office hours.
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Prolonged exposure to the screens can be dangerous for our eyes.
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Wall screens offer glimpses into the franchise's six prime-time manifestations.
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The first devices to get Harmony OS will be smart screens.
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AMS's chips help adjust the brightness and colors on smartphone screens.
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These touchscreen gloves are super warm and work well on screens.
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There's roughly $80,000 worth of computer screens sitting around the house.
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That said, it's a totally different story for bare LCD screens.
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An infatuation with screens can easily slide into a moral failing.
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Dropped calls are as common as delayed trains and cracked screens.
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The problem is, screens and computers aren't actually all that new.
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Larger computer monitors have also ruined smaller screens for many people.
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Our experience today is seamlessly stitched by a series of screens.
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I am all about rebounding, setting screens, scoring ... whatever it takes.
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You know, the real kind with physical pieces and no screens.
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So much of our time is spent indoors staring at screens.
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Fox News is playing on four massive screens all around me.
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Some captured in grainy videos replayed on television and computer screens.
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TSA currently screens passengers at 440 airports, according to its website.
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Depression and obesity are also being attributed to immersion in screens.
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A butler who moves among the screens brings him a drink.
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It's been 10 years since Hyperallergic first appeared on your screens.
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To dodge screens for the condition, they may underreport feeling drowsy.
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Some of the décors include doorways and screens without being intrusive.
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You will appear as a phone symbol on other people's screens.
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So the answer is get screens or don't open your windows.
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Other people's screens are everywhere, once you start to notice them.
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The screens are often an unreadable, inconsistent, layered tangle of ads.
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PROTOTYPE screens at the Toronto Film Festival on Thursday, September 14.
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Maybe other moviegoers can sense my newfound interest in their screens.
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Like Samara, Momo is said to possess young people through screens.
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Tesla sent customers $70,000 cars with dings, scratches and malfunctioning screens.
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Better playgrounds would definitely give screens a run for their money.
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Instead, there are five Escalade-size LED screens in a row.
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Unlike the others, it has no laser games or video screens.
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Screens erected above the building's entrance shield pedestrians from tumbling masonry.
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Parents and grandparents circled the room, peering over shoulders at screens.
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Definitely. And we have to get rid of all those screens.
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We weren't getting them off their screens good enough as well.
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"We have all the screens in front of us," Weir said.
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A dying monarch butterfly twitches across six screens on the floor.
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Our reviewer, after resisting big screens for years, is a convert.
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Decorative screens can also take the place of wall-mounted paintings.
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I'm sending green screens to dancers I know around the world.
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Some have been busy since the show last graced our screens!
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In the late 1990s, he made silk-screens for Shepard Fairey.
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The company hasn't shifted to screens and a more minimalist layout.
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The screens are incredible and we shouldn't take that for granted.
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"He operated behind a whole bunch of screens," Mr. Rodat said.
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Curry kept hunting for Anderson by calling for screens from Bell.
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We need a moderate, utilitarian use of screens in our lives.
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Right now, those devices are all these ones with flexible screens.
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Baseball and football dominate American television screens in September and October.
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Not all screens and projectors have caught up with this technology.
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Small and big screens alike have always carried alien and UFOs.
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The fact is the same as ever: big screens are good.
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And playing mostly with screens means having a more sedentary life.
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Modern versions are usually made with small screens and retro keyboards.
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These devices are similar to other smart screens on the market.
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That's because the main screens are not exposed when folded up.
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The other being that considerable bezel/hinge between the two screens.
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Others drank craft beer and watched football on two oversized screens.
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He, too, condemned a world of people glued to their screens.
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We met in a basement room full of flickering blue screens.
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Nothing I have seen to date feels right on folding screens.
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The ceremony will NOT be broadcast on the screens outside Staples.
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It now has four screens, not one, after renovations in 2012.
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The screens glowed with statistical displays and videos about fighting terrorism.
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And smartphone makers aren't the only ones experimenting with bendable screens.
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There is also evidence suggesting we are addicted to our screens.
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We frown at each other and go back to our screens.
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He created a game of chess through Instagram with two screens.
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The dual infotainment screens of the Acura TLX A-Spex PMC.
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With HD, at least you could say the screens were bigger.
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I was not kidding when I said the screens were dark.
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CNN played on screens above the bar and on the walls.
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Shannon Murphy: I don&apost think foldable screens are worth it.
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Three (passes) and my legs were burning after (setting) two screens.
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It had an array of screens full of numbers and arrows.
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Water cannons, fire, blood and mayhem are splattered across our screens.
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Frozen computers, unexpected shutdowns and unresponsive screens were noted as complaints.
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Others focus on cutting out screens entirely for weeks on end.
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And stretchered into an ambulance while being obscured by protective screens.
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Then the gesture was shown on video screens inside the stadium.
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Then the gesture was shown on video screens inside the stadium.
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Investors glued to their screens as stocks tumble day after day.
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The rest of the week, these screens play live Twitch channels.
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In Silicon Valley, time on screens is increasingly seen as unhealthy.
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"They flee to what they know, to screens," Ms. Turkle said.
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The devices' digital screens allow companies to continually update their content.
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Looping videos projected on screens or displayed in unique, sculptural monitors.
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An additional 7% use iPhones with even smaller, 3.5-inch screens.
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Replacement screens are also purchased from electronics recyclers and LCD refurbishers.
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The major speaker makers have all added screens to their assistants.
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Video screens and a red-carpeted stage were already set up.
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There were no digital screens or intricate set pieces back then.
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One of the things I want to talk about is screens.
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You've always given me tiny little screens and stuff like that.
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It's far from the only company working with bendable screens, too.
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From giant 60" screens for your home theater set-up to smaller 40" fit for your bedroom, Samsung's got a sweet selection of screens for you to choose from, and fun accessories to use them with.
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Dolby Labs, the San Francisco-based company best known for Dolby Atmos audio tools and Dolby Vision imaging technology, is now setting its sights on screens that are decidedly much smaller than theater screens: our laptops.
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There are a lot of other updates to CarPlay for automakers, as well, such as the ability to support various-sized screens and display information on two different screens in the vehicle at the same time.
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Barber suggested that sensitivity screens that blur images of scars, and function as content warnings by allowing people to click past the screens, might be an appropriate compromise if the blurred images remained searchable and hashtaggable.
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What's striking in this movie, apart from an ostentatiously glitchy screen distortion that occurs whenever a denizen of the "dark web" appears on one of the screens within screens, is how credibly its extreme trolling plays.
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But you don't have to be there; the translucent screens are situated in such a way that you can move freely behind them, circling around the circle, realigning the screens and their relationship to each other.
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While contemporary computers have screens large enough to absorb the gaze and distract a user from their surroundings, the Epson laptops, with their inches-wide screens, felt quite connected to physical space — more like typewriters than computers.
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Sharp executives have said a shift from conventional LCD screens to more flexible OLED screens has been slower than expected due to high prices, making the firm cautious about aggressive OLED capacity expansion in the near term.
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We're now seeing virtually every phone maker shift from rectangular screens with a thick "forehead" and "chin" above and below the display towards screens that stretch from edge-to-edge on two, three, or even four sides.
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By the time Foxconn broke ground last year, it had shifted plans for what the Wisconsin facility would make — from large screens used for televisions to small screens used as a component of other forms of electronics.
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Early depictions of computers in movies were confined to "green screens" (text-based terminals that were the interface to mainframes, not to be confused with the green screens that are used for image compositing and visual effects).
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Some aircraft in American's fleet features seatback screens but the airline has been moving towards streaming content on its narrowbody fleet for quite some time now, awkwardly replacing seatback screens with personal device holders on some aircraft.
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The notable standout in Delta's fleet without the screens is the Boeing 717, acquired from now-defunct Air Tran Airways, with SeatGuru reporting a select few Airbus A320 and Boeing 757-200 variants do not feature screens.
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When we spent some time in the police command center, which includes dozens of new-looking TV screens displaying feeds from hundreds of street cameras, the officers watched helplessly as a car chase zipped across the screens.
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A huge conference table with screens on the walls around the room.
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Either way, Apple's integration of flexible screens is still pretty far off.
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The American TV host will grace the screens of ITV2 from Jan.
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Americans are also likelier to have housing with air conditioning and screens.
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But that also doesn't mean Google is explicitly promoting notched screens, either.
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And, for the love of God, get screens out of your bedroom.
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Cleveland has struggled to communicate on screens and track shooters all year.
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Just like Flappy Bird, users tap on their screens to keep flying.
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These were, it says, able to move cursors on screens with it.
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Nick Viall has only been away from our screens for three months.
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And like most screens in my life, they glow with bloody destruction.
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It simply concentrates the distracting glow of smartphone screens into one location.
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As of around 5pm local time, the screens were still down. [Quartz]
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Most definitely one of the finest British actors to grace our screens.
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Corning, which makes the glass for iPhone screens, dropped 6.2 percent Thursday.
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News of the "unannounced birth" was displayed on Paris train traffic screens.
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Luxury brands offer waterproof screens to watch smart TVs in the shower.
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I had no issues swiping between the different notification screens and widgets.
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"Hotel Artemis" checked in with a dismal $246 million on 2128,250 screens.
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Men watch horse racing on screens at Monmouth Park in Oceanport, N.J.
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And if they don't bring a massive tiger to our TV screens?
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OLED screens also consume less energy and can be bent and folded.
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Gadgets are all just screens now, TVs of all shapes and sizes.
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Its technology was advanced—plasma graphics and touch-screens, in the 1960s!
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The hospital first did its own drug screens around 10:15 a.m.
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They're just regular old 4K screens that run Amazon's Fire TV software.
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Lots of cameras, MP3 players with screens, and so on running Doom.
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The number of movie screens has doubled in the last 30 years.
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Bigger curved screens won't be the S8's only drool-worthy feature.
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It's no surprise that fans appreciate seeing Edwards on their TV screens.
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Inside, three separate screens make up the instrument cluster and infotainment unit.
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To complicate matters further, Hannaford screens the rushes of his latest work.
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This version of Carrey has been missing from screens for a while.
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Just give me something, gadget makers, because I'm bored by big screens.
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There were smoke screens, drones, glow sticks, and many, many memorable moments.
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Street of Shame screens Friday Nov 1 at 12:30pm, 4:00pm.
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So there's calendar, and I'll just span it between the two screens.
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Allen says that he screens women before agreeing to work with them.
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What if we could look at their life through their phone screens?
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The result is the first-ever docuseries explicitly made for mobile screens.
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That was long before there were ubiquitous screens, but it's still true.
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The screens, and a smartphone app, provide more information about the dead.
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Chefs can see a tally of each dish ordered up on screens.
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We kept our phones, but there were no TVs or computer screens.
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Besides the ridiculously high-res screens, the headset would also be wireless.
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I used them to switch between home screens and scroll through theverge.
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The Chiron does have several computer screens but they're hard to notice.
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Samsung's new phones all offer larger screens than Apple's iPhone 11 family.
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OLED displays are generally thinner and allow more flexibility than LCD screens.
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The company's commitment to curved screens serves both aesthetic and practical purposes.
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These were the positive depictions White wanted to see on movie screens.
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If bigger screens are your thing, then the choice seems simple enough.
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Clearly there's a place for screens, and there's a place for paper.
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There are bulky ones requiring lots of projectors or strange-shaped screens.
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There are two screens placed in the center stack of the Q8.
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Even when touch screens became popular, BlackBerry kept its signature mini keyboard.
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It's always so thrilling when I emerge from behind those two screens.
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The Kentucky Oaks is on all four screens on Dink's office wall.
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They personalize themselves without forcing you through screens full of setting options.
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But things changed: Screens got a lot bigger, and networks got faster.
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Complicating that further, I've fallen out of love with words on screens.
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No. It just means we look at computer screens a little less.
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The Portal and Portal+ are smart speakers that feature tablet-sized screens.
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Children are certainly spending a growing chunk of time looking at screens.
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Today they're found in old rear-projection TVs and SLR camera screens.
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Through the lens of our screens, the future of driving is blurry.
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Meanwhile, Fox expanded YA drama "The Hate U Give" to 224,2150 screens.
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They "paint the camera," if you will, throwing paint across the screens.
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Chrome OS is Google's open-source operating system designed for larger screens.
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Folding, flipping and bouncing between screens presents all sorts of new challenges.
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ZenUI from Asus uses a clean, minimalist approach for your home screens.
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So the screens will be bigger, but they'll probably be upgraded, too.
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You can also re-use components of your design in multiple screens.
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China opened 9,303 cinema screens last year, says IHS Markit, a consultancy.
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Today, more and more McDonald's I go into have these automated screens.
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While rumors suggest Apple's next iPhone(s) might also pack taller screens.
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Huge TV screens prompted the crowd when to participate in the show.
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Most of them have pretty iffy battery life, and so-so screens.
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This much lower price is applicable for up to two replacement screens.
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The Hills is returning to our screens for The Hills: New Beginnings.
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Inside the cabin, there are small LCD screens mounted under the window.
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The screens are too small and have too low of a resolution.
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They centre on a robot called "Tappy", designed to test smartphone screens.
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Behind the seating areas, TV screens displayed the party entrance and carpet.
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The main purpose of the screens is to provide orbital flight tracking.
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It also provides better looking games on 2299p and lower resolution screens.
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The next great smartphone battle isn't about screens or batteries or cameras.
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He is a really good catch and shoot guy, playing off screens.
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George S. Patton popped up on the LCD screens in the room.
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First and perhaps most egregious, the load screens are frequent and long.
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All users had to do was tap through a couple of screens.
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Television screens are aglow with live coverage of the Apollo 23 mission.
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Everyone is attached to their screens, but specific problems vary by gender.
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But as these features rolled out, people's screens started to look overstuffed.
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" Likewise, Google's Queiroz told CNET, "We're definitely prototyping the technology [foldable screens].
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They're powerful, they've got hole-punch screens and a lot of cameras.
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Giant screens showed a film documenting apparent abuses by the security services.
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But bigger screens in tiny phones usually lead to worse battery life.
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All three robot helpers carry huge 32-inch screens that run Windows.
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Screens in parliament had initially given the vote tally as 366-70.
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But he hadn't, as HBO began ordering the green screens that day.
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And you can actually begin to conceive of a world without screens.
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The workstations face four massive screens that have mini displays within them.
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I like big screens, but we gotta get to all the kids.
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This way, they won't have to look at two screens at once.
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Apple's explanation is that faulty screens may cause the check to fail.
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Curved screens hit the market because Samsung dared to try bending glass.
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Screens can do more than that—they can make signatures obsolete entirely.
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Immediately following are suspended iPhone screens with the hashtags #MeToo and #WithYou.
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The message regarding the extension was displayed on trading screens of dealers.
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They don't get superseded by models with faster processors or better screens.
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There's no word yet on when Maniac might be hitting our screens.
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In the 23s, smartphones were sold on how big their screens were.
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And as you'd expect, the S103e, S10, and S10+ have extraordinary screens.
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But the screens are more than millions of bright and vibrant pixels.
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The Surface Studio can fit four 14-inch screens inside its one.
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For example, laptops usually have larger screens with more pixels to push.
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Then there are screens devoted to off-hours entertainment, shopping, and health.
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New Zealand's best singing comedy duo is heading back to your screens.
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It's also recognizing the overall move towards larger screens in the market.
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He noted after the game how comfortable he felt defending ball screens.
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Before Gilead, she graced American television screens as a preternaturally blond evangelist.
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And it's all because of a design that prioritizes screens over switches.
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Irving in particular has bizarre and inconsistent habits when fighting through screens.
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It legitimized the emotions Fleabag's peers were feeling behind our laptop screens.
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Most now spend an inordinate amount of time staring at tiny screens.
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As she returns to our screens, mourn the loss of this archetype.
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Everyone was told to take out their phones and unlock the screens.
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It frames the principals and screens them, buoys them and absorbs them.
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Unfortunately, I was really put off by the screens on both phones.
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The screens for the iPhone XS and XS Max feature OLED technology.
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Bookstores, vintage clothing shops and movie screens are also on site. glastonburyfestivals.co.
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The screens show data and images from the Apollo 11 moon landing.
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"Huawei's smartphones, smartwatches, and smart screens are very popular," Guo said Monday.
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They come off ball screens great, and they're great defensively as well.
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The replica features eight screens and hundreds of VHS tapes and DVDs.
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Parents in the know are already taking screens away from their kids.
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The reality: even strong glass screens can crack, and replacements are costly.
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The chaos that followed was splashed across television screens around the world.
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There were also big screens broadcasting the races scattered throughout the grounds.
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The art exhibit plays three different videos on three screens in sync.
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I prefer when flights have screens on the back of each seat.
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It's a great feature for people who tire of bright screens quickly.
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OLED screens produce true black displays by turning off the corresponding pixels.
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Knobs and screens are designed to hide themselves away when not needed.
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OLED screens result in rich displays, but they are also more expensive.
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Yet Andreessen Horowitz is hardly the only employer that screens for overconfidence.
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The spacious dining area is divided by wooden screens into intimate subsections.
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For decades, teachers used overhead projectors to beam their lessons onto screens.
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Clearly, how choice screens are implemented is key to their market impact.
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Google wants to use the LG screens in its next Pixel phone.
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Moto Insta-Share Projector Costs $300 Projects up to 703-inch screens.
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All I know so far is that trees are very unlike screens.
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It's never sat right with me, the panic around kids and screens.
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This means that you won't have to slide between two screens anymore.
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What are screens doing to our eyes — and our ability to see?
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The press room had two large video screens carrying the CBS telecast.
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Together, AMC and Carmike will have over 600 theaters and 8,380 screens.
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The conniving and sadistic Kathryn Merteuil will soon invade our television screens.
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The outage is affecting Delta's check-in kiosks and flight-status screens.
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Delon Wright punished Washington for going under screens, hitting three from deep.
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"Just run the floor, rebound, set screens, roll, dunk," as Dedmon says.
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Likewise, power forwards rarely have to fight through ball screens and recover.
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He sees loafers on the screens, all discombobulated, reacts quickly and eloquently.
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Loading screens butcher the player's introduction to Anthem, making it feel disjointed.
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How to do design sprints with parents, how to design the screens.
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Do their blue eyes turn into blue screens when asked a question?
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We want to click with a purpose, and use our screens deliberately.
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You sit at a terminal with your face glued to the screens.
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It later said it would build smaller Generation 6 LCD screens instead.
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My duties had me watching targeting screens from inside trailers and bunkers.
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Screens are a hot battle-ground for this year's smartphone show ponies.
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Turn off screens a couple of hours before bed, and avoid caffeine.
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I've never seen a guy take such joy in setting good screens.
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I never use touch screens on laptops, so I'm fine with that.
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These screens allow car companies to integrate branding into the vehicles further.
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While both screens are OLED, the 11 Pro's should look slightly richer.
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Mr. Huyghe's flickering screens, by anxious contrast, have the breath of life.
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And at night, ubiquitous screens are a lure that's hard to resist.
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They wanted their children off screens, but they needed strength in numbers.
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Jurors have been shown the video, over and over, on large screens.
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And the company wants to conquer phone screens far beyond China, too.
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"The Bachelorette" hit screens in 2003, with Trista Rehn at the center.
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I remember the numbers and words on the screens as bright green.
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Of course, many parents can't go an hour without consulting screens themselves.
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The smartphone itself fits 5.3-inch screens and it'll run on Android.
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The sonar information was spooled onto the screens of the online room.
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Between "Ma" and "Booksmart," you'll be on more than 5,000 screens nationwide.
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Some travelers are happy to say "good riddance" to the seatback screens.
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Odds are that not many people are going to miss those screens.
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A documentary on Kiarostami screens on Sunday with a short he directed.
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For nearly 13 minutes, lush greenery moves slowly across 18 tiled screens.
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VR headsets also need small, high-resolution screens to display sharp video.
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They sport faster processors, have higher-resolution screens, and are less expensive.
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The white that is the background of computer screens, iPhones among them,
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They're convenient, lightweight, versatile, and have touch screens just like your phone.
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Bachata and merengue play nonstop, the television screens tuned to baseball games.
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There are two ways we may break our fevered addiction to screens.
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He was booed loudly when he was shown on the stadium screens.
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Check. Do the devices keep you up at night with bright screens?
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Caitlin Dewey, "Even in Real Life, There Were Screens Between Us," 2011.
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On two walls, large screens play silent footage captured by the NYPD.
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The smoke screens that have hit Seattle, San Francisco, Denver, Portland, Ore.
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Empathic, nuanced, complex male black characters haven't exactly been saturating American screens.
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We were in the capital, at an emergency center with huge screens.
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It is an unabashedly big stage in an age of small screens.
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LED screens show posts related to what the girls say and do.
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Multiple touch screens mean the passenger seat gets its own infotainment controls.
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The batteries are capacious — all the better to run those 120Hz screens.
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There are no time limits or game over screens to deal with.
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RoTree, manufactured by Royole, consists of 500 units of fully flexible screens.
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Reese Witherspoon shone bright on TV screens and red carpets in 2019.
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And Bloomberg News airs on trading floor television screens throughout Wall Street.
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The pre-game tribute was not broadcast on the Staples Center screens.
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Screens were used to shield the stretcher carrying him from the crowd.
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Everyone's present in a very different way when there's no screens anywhere.
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"Knives Out" brought in $2 million at early access showings (936 screens).
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Tens of thousands of others watched on screens in an adjacent stadium.
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We didn&apost ask for foldable screens, we asked for headphone jacks.
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