Sentences with phrase «along grid lines»

Played out on a single screen, you control a cat that moves along grid lines collecting eggs, which hatch into a train of ducklings who follow you around.

Played out on a single screen, you control a cat that moves along grid lines collecting eggs, which hatch into a train of ducklings who follow you around.

Not exact matches

The four lines that make up this grid are very useful guides for you to position the other elements of the picture along.

The agreement demarcated the Ceasefire Line, which ran along their international border, and then north and northeast until map grid - point NJ 9842, located at the southern end of the Siachen glacier.

Look - ahead simulators would have identified the line as having a higher - than - normal probability of failure, and self - conscious software along the grid and in control centers would have run failure scenarios to determine the ideal corrective response.

Then somewhere along the line they feel guilty and fall off the grid.

Micro and macro scale are constructed along similar lines in Blackhat: Helicopter shots of grid - like cities evoke earlier sequences of moving around microchips, the bright moving lights of cars convey the sense of people moving through cities as sequences of code move around the web.

All we can wish for is a return to the grid at Le Mans for the Viper GTS - R program, and the car on display here is a good indication that the SRT team might be thinking along those same lines.

You move along characters on a grid, so you'll need to keep track of your position to keep out of the enemy's attack range but also line up attacks so you can hit as many enemies as possible with your attacks and skills.

Unifying the game's chapters is Live - A-Live «s distinctive battle system, which is almost like a turn - based strategy game along the lines of Final Fantasy Tactics or Treasure Hunter G. Confined as it is to a 7 × 7 grid, at its best it almost comes across as something like a game of chess.

For example, in Untitled [9/68] 1968 (T12242), he divided the canvas in half with a line along the diagonal and placed on either side, and at angles to one another, two linear grids coloured yellow, filling in the blocks of the grid in the upper right variously pink, lavender, and pale and dark blues.

Six black paintings in various sizes lined up along one of the gallery's long walls showed delicate regular golden grids on their surfaces,

In the early 2000s, 50 miles from the MO I was helping my good mate (rip) install his self - sufficient solar power system w a battery pack unit which then was big as a car on a trailer, and helped out planting out his small plantation of Olive Trees into the ex-cow paddocks... he and his wife bought a 120 acre ex-cattle farm to regenerate that along the lines of New Age Healing Greenie Principles of Self - Sufficency and Self - Responsibility... they disconnected from the electricity grid as well.

Hank Roberts: «Actually the dog is walking a straight line over a highly rumpled invisible grid surface, and the man is being towed along like a balloon at a fixed altitude (on a flat grid).»

Actually the dog is walking a straight line over a highly rumpled invisible grid surface, and the man is being towed along like a balloon at a fixed altitude (on a flat grid).

The team, which Marc led and provided the logistical support for, deployed from Resolute to Nord Greenland before setting up a rustic field camp on the sea ice for six days, during which time we mechanically drilled the ice to measure thickness, measuring snow depth in a grid pattern along the flight lines as well as dragging instruments along the surface that produced the same measurements for comparison to the airborne data.

In the Midwest, a transmission line delivers hydropower from Manitoba to the United States, with minimal contact with the rest of the Canadian grid along the way.

Additionally, because mixing in the ocean interior is largely along lines of constant potential density rather than along lines of constant depth, mixing must be rotated relative to the coordinate grid - a process that can be computationally expensive.

The power grids in the U.S. — there are actually three of them — are enormously complex, but they're traditionally based on a simple idea: Electricity moves in one direction, from a power plant to homes along high voltage transmission lines and lower voltage power lines that distribute electricity to individual homes and neighborhoods.