monochrome造句

It is also called as monochrome conversion.

Printed (or exported) reports are usually simplified versions of online reports, optimized for monochrome printers.

It was ugly. It had a monochrome screen the size of a postage stamp.

The monochrome look is high-impact, low-maintenance and makes legs go on for miles—a bright idea, indeed.

The life of the monochrome portrait contains a rich history dating back to the birth of photography itself.

A monochrome monitor displays only one color on the screen. It is possible white or more eyepleasing green.

Oce also indicated its way to the future with its Variostream 9210 monochrome printer as its future platform to grow into a four-color continuous feed printer.

The myriad of lines were all monochrome and meandered across each graph in a seemingly random manner, and the data points were indistinguishable from specks of dust.

I mean, those are like a portal into a world where we look like the monochrome simpletons—because those Russians look like they were living in fricking Oz.

The latest paintings are larger, more abstract, and the colour more monochrome, such as in a mysterious piece titled “Man Dressed as a Bat”.

The Ericsson R380’s screen was monochrome, and it had no speaker, headphone jack, expansion card slot, Bluetooth, camera, or GPS.

Presently UPSD is a scalable display platform that can be expanded from a six-inch diagonal size up to a six-foot diagonal, in both monochrome and color formats.

But if it proves possible, it will deal with the black-and-whiteness problem, too, by providing full-colour pixels that have the same number of droplets as monochrome ones.

The screen is the same size as Kindle 1.0 - a legible 6-inch monochrome e-ink display that requires an external light source to view - just like a paperback.