-
capture wide panoramic landscapes and high-budget
scenes with
thousands of
extras and
enormous sets. This
system is obsolete. The
original screen ratio...
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independently in both
directions (horizontal and vertical) so that it
fills the
screen. However, some sets are 16:10 (1.6:1) like some
computer monitors, and will...
- the
Silver series on July 31, 1980, and in the
Wide Screen series on
December 4, 1981.It is a single-
screen single-player game. The
player controls two firemen...
- 85:1 and 2.40:1. Some
European countries have 1.6:1[clarify] as the
wide screen standard. The "Academy ratio" of 1.375:1 was used for all
cinema films...
-
Super wide resolutions refers to that with
aspect ratio greater than 3. Ultra-
WideScreen 3.6
video never spread, as
cinemas in an even
wider ScreenX 270°...
- Genome-
wide CRISPR-Cas9
knockout screens aim to
elucidate the
relationship between genotype and
phenotype by
ablating gene
expression on a genome-
wide scale...
-
helpful in
studying the
region of interest. Genome-
wide screens:
These are
simple dominant or
recessive screens and are
often useful in
understanding specific...
-
manufacturers to
expand their product ranges by
offering products with
wider screens and
higher resolutions,
helping consumers to more
easily adopt such...
- Heal****s: Overwatch, ****uality, and
Perverting the
Mechanics of Play".
WiderScreen. 22 (1–2).
Retrieved May 22, 2023. Evans-Thirlwell,
Edwin (April 16,...
- fiction. The term
widescreen baroque was
coined by
Brian Aldiss (as "
wide-
screen baroque") in his 1973 work The
Billion Year
Spree in
reference to works...
