(1) A viewing screen, like that of a computer's monitor or a camera's LCD screen. (2) To show or exhibit, as in a display of one or more images.

1580s, "description," from display (v.). Meaning "exhibition" is from 1680s.

late 13c., "unfurl" (a banner, etc.), from Old French desploiir (Modern French déployer) "unfold, unfasten, spread out" (of knots, sealed letters, etc.), from Latin displicare &quo [..]

A special exhibit of a product at the point of sale, generally over and above standard shelf stocking.

to show or reveal.

A pictorial, verbal, written, tabulated or graphical means of transmitting findings, results and conclusions. [D00547]

expose: to show, make visible or apparent; "The Metropolitan Museum is exhibiting Goya's works this month"; "Why don't you show your nice [..]

The computer's monitor, the viewable area of which is called the screen. Resolution refers to the number of tiny squares, or pixels, viewable on the screen. A higher screen reso [..]

A device that enables information, either textual or pictorial, to be seen but not permanently recorded. The most widely used kind is the cathode-ray tube.

Any behavior pattern especially adapted in physical form or frequency to function as a social signal in communication. disruptive coloration

(v) To make data or images appear on a monitor. (n) Short for display screen or monitor.

Presenting stimulus to the senses.

For purposes of copyright (17 USC 101), to show a work or copy of a work, either directly or by means of film, slide, television image, or any other device or process or, in the case of a motion pictu [..]

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See monitor.

A merchandising method of highlighting a product by arranging it in a way that attracts the attention of the customer.

Also known as: exposition

There are various display types for mobile phone screens. Backlit display refers to the light in the display of phones. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) allows easy viewing in all lighting conditions. Col [..]

A display, as the term is used in the Copyright Act, means to show a copyrighted work or a copy of it, whether directly or by means of a film, slide, television image, or any other device or process or, in case of a motion picture or audiovisual work, to show individual images nonsequentially. The term public display right refers to the exclusive r [..]

(n) something intended to communicate a particular impression(n) something shown to the public(n) a visual representation of something(n) behavior that makes your feelings public(n) exhibiting openly [..]

Any conspicuous pattern of behavior that conveys information to others, usually to members of the same species; e.g. threat or courtship displays.

promptu, propono, exhibeo exibeo, praefero

Describes the display type on devices with LCD displays. Describes the display type on devices with LCD displays.

The visual presentation of information, usually a TV-like screen or an array of illuminated digits.

Display on alarm panel for operating and programming the panel.

 Successful download giving the user an opportunity to see.  

Ritualized signal intended to convey a specific message.

A device that indicates in human readable form the result of a measurement of some variable.

For copyright purposes, display refers to the showing of a copy of a work, whether directly or through a device such as a projector or television. (17 USC §1).

The visual display of data in a Man-Machine System. An example is when data is called from the computer and transmitted to a Cathode Ray Tube DISPLAY or Liquid Crystal display.

Analysis of differentially expressed RNA transcripts from different Tissues, Cells, strains, or conditions.

Visual presentation of received radar signals. Relative Display.

1. The visual presentation of radar echoes or electronic charts. 2. The equipment for the visual display.

The backlit panel on a payment card device that shows characters on the screen.

   A vehicle that is used to gain product exposure, trial, and brand awareness of specific brands. Can be used on the counter, floor, or attached to a package merchandiser.   Document Type Definition (DTD)

To show a copy of a work, either directly or by means of a film, slide, television image, or any other device or process, or in the case of a motion picture or other audiovisual work, to show individual images nonsequentially. (3)

The visual representation of a signal on a screen.