| rdfs:comment | - In automotive design MR or Mid-engine, Rear-wheel-drive layout is one in which the rear wheels are driven by an engine placed just behind of them.
- MR (auch M.R. oder ṀṘ geschrieben) war ein Dance-Projekt rund um Maggie Reilly. Es war in den Jahren 1996, 1997 und 2005 aktiv. Eine offizielle Auflösung von MR gab es bisher nie.
- Many people choosing between 16:9 and 4:3 TVs wonder how much picture they'll be missing when viewing differently shaped programs. When a normal, 4:3 TV displays DVD or other wide-screen video, black bars, known as letterbox bars, typically appear above and below the wide-screen image. Conversely, regular programs shown on a wide-screen TV may have bars to either side of the picture. In both cases, some of the screen goes unused and the picture you're watching appears smaller.Many people choosing between 16:9 and 4:3 TVs wonder how much picture they'll be missing when viewing differently shaped programs. When a normal, 4:3 TV displays DVD or other wide-screen video, black bars, known as letterbox bars, typically appear above and below the wide-screen image. Conversely, regular programs sho
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| abstract | - Many people choosing between 16:9 and 4:3 TVs wonder how much picture they'll be missing when viewing differently shaped programs. When a normal, 4:3 TV displays DVD or other wide-screen video, black bars, known as letterbox bars, typically appear above and below the wide-screen image. Conversely, regular programs shown on a wide-screen TV may have bars to either side of the picture. In both cases, some of the screen goes unused and the picture you're watching appears smaller.Many people choosing between 16:9 and 4:3 TVs wonder how much picture they'll be missing when viewing differently shaped programs. When a normal, 4:3 TV displays DVD or other wide-screen video, black bars, known as letterbox bars, typically appear above and below the wide-screen image. Conversely, regular programs shown on a wide-screen TV may have bars to either side of the picture. In both cases, some of the screen goes unused and the picture you're watching appears smaller. Many people choosing between 16:9 and 4:3 TVs wonder how much picture they'll be missing when viewing differently shaped programs. When a normal, 4:3 TV displays DVD or other wide-screen video, black bars, known as letterbox bars, typically appear above and below the wide-screen image. Conversely, regular programs shown on a wide-screen TV may have bars to either side of the picture. In both cases, some of the screen goes unused and the picture you're watching appears smallerMany people choosing between 16:9 and 4:3 TVs wonder how much picture they'll be missing when viewing differently shaped programs. When a normal, 4:3 TV displays DVD or other wide-screen video, black bars, known as letterbox bars, typically appear above and below the wide-screen image. Conversely, regular programs shown on a wide-screen TV may have bars to either side of the picture. In both cases, some of the screen goes unused and the picture you're watching appears smaller.Many people choosing between 16:9 and 4:3 TVs wonder how much picture they'll be missing when viewing differently shaped programs. When a normal, 4:3 TV displays DVD or other wide-screen video, black bars, known as letterbox bars, typically appear above and below the wide-screen image. Conversely, regular programs shown on a wide-screen TV may have bars to either side of the picture. In both cases, some of the screen goes unused and the picture you're watching appears smaller. Many people choosing between 16:9 and 4:3 TVs wonder how much picture they'll be missing when viewing differently shaped programs. When a normal, 4:3 TV displays DVD or other wide-screen video, black bars, known as letterbox bars, typically appear above and below the wide-screen image. Conversely, regular programs shown on a wide-screen TV may have bars to either side of the picture. In both cases, some of the screen goes unused and the picture you're watching appears smaller.
- In automotive design MR or Mid-engine, Rear-wheel-drive layout is one in which the rear wheels are driven by an engine placed just behind of them.
- MR (auch M.R. oder ṀṘ geschrieben) war ein Dance-Projekt rund um Maggie Reilly. Es war in den Jahren 1996, 1997 und 2005 aktiv. Eine offizielle Auflösung von MR gab es bisher nie.
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