Sentences with phrase «by glare»

I will always argue that matte screens are better, because they are less affected by glare and distracting reflections and, therefore, can remain usable even in sunlit environments.

It allows you to see things as they are, unclouded by glare, shadow or brightness.

Viewers can see their own reflections, slightly obscured by the glare of gallery lights, when looking at Rafferty's works.

Unfortunately, our view was sometimes hampered by glare from the TF701T's glossy screen.

When they detect the approach of vehicles, they can automatically switch from high to low beams so that other drivers are not blinded by the glare of your lights.

Traffic signs are illuminated with less power so that the driver is not blinded by glare.

All are tilted back slightly and not bothered by glare.

There's every luxury conceivable in here from ventilated seats with an optional massage feature in this car to dual sun visors that ensure passengers never get inconvenienced by glare through changes in direction!

The white - on - black analog gauges are easy to read but at certain angles are affected by glare.

The Bad The poorly placed pop - up navigation screen gets washed out by glare, and the stereo isn't MP3 - friendly.

The poorly placed pop - up navigation screen gets washed out by glare, and the stereo isn't MP3 - friendly.

Most of its member stars are hidden by dust or by the glare of the nebula but are visible at infrared wavelengths.

However, observations of the star taken in 1998 were found to have three of those planets in them, hidden by the glare of the star!

Total solar eclipses, which occur about once every 18 months, provide the best chance to study the Sun's corona — the ethereal wisps of superheated plasma that are usually obscured by glare from the solar surface (see «Citizen science»).

Imaging the planets themselves is extremely difficult, because their faint light is all but swamped by the glare from their star, which can be a billion times brighter.

Their constant smirking should have tipped us off, but we were so damned in love, dazzled by the glare from those latex - smooth exteriors, charmed by those adorably wobbly tail stands at SeaWorld.

But having thus realized his dream of creating a new thunderclap, Man, stunned by his success, looked inward and sought by the glare of the lightning his own hand had loosed to understand its effect upon himself.

But blanket distrust in government, framed by glaring examples of boondoggles and fueled by ideology, too often focuses on the wrong question: How big should government be?

@ Green Giant Your fear of a theocracy is debunked by the glaring example, Italy.

It could be that the prey are better lit from that angle or perhaps their view of the shark is obscured by the glaring sun.

Can someone please tell Mr DeLaurer that «get's» is gramatically incorrect!?? LOL I am so turned off by the glaring error in huge letters that I am hesitating sending my friends links to his PuraThrive supplement site.

Working through these moralistic quandaries is George Clooney, absent his usual Clooney charm, who conveys his character's career - hardened loneliness by glaring with suspicion at everyone who crosses his path in the beautifully - filmed small towns of Italy's Abruzzo region.

, Kozol presented himself as a non-political, idealistic young man shocked by a glaring injustice.

In that job, I was often confronted by the glaring disconnect between my school's academic priorities — I was charged with preparing students for the New York Global Studies Regents exam — and my students» nonacademic needs.

But then a random dude walking by glared at the LaSpRa's bulbous rear end and asked, «Ew, is Mitsubishi actually going to try to sell that thing?»

My Sport wanted to be noticed, too, flashing a shapely over-sized three - bar grille flanked by glaring, swept - back headlamps.

Despite that, not a single USOP shareholder admitted to selling — and judging by the glaring silence, I guess my post didn't save a single shareholder's bacon... OK, so who the fuck was selling..?!

Of course this makes for some fun in the unintentional mayhem but it's widely overruled by the glaring problems the game suffers from.

Black Mirror attempts to bring a horror - themed adventure game to a new audience but is hampered by glaring technical setbacks.

I say that because what you claim to be «algebra» above doesn't contain a single equation, as evidenced by a glaring lack of equals signs.

These are car crashes that take place in fog, freezing rain, sleet, snow, hail, heavy rain, thick smoke, or even drivers being blinded by the glaring sun.

Of course, we're not surprised by this glaring contrast.

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That injustice has become even more glaring as legal marijuana spawns an above - board industry that could grow to $ 50 billion within a decade, but which does not appear poised to benefit the very minorities who were so abused by earlier drug laws.

That Arctic partnership remains one of the most glaring potential conflicts of interest for Tillerson if he is confirmed by the Senate as Secretary of State.

However, one of the other signers of the declaration, Thomas McKean, denied the July 4th signing date and backed it up by illustrating a glaring flaw in Jefferson's, Adams», and Franklin's argument — namely, that most of the signers were not members of congress on July 4th and thus wouldn't have been there to sign it.

The difference between what the NYSE is paying out in rebates on these specific securities and what it is taking in via fees from market takers, the beneficiaries of the liquidity provided by market makers, is glaring.

In a world where digital patterns are meticulously and surreptitiously tracked by marketers, Janet Vertesi sought to conceal her pregnancy from the ever - watchful glare of big data.

Take your fancy new iPad into the sun, and its high - resolution screen can become marred by excessive glare and fingerprint smudges.

Turns out, that there's at least one glaring example of outdated science that's still widely accepted by many entrepreneurs.

According to a study (PDF) of 1,000 full - time office workers commissioned by Energy Focus and conducted by Wakefield Research, 69 percent of participants reported problems with office lights including glare, brightness, and excessive flicker.

The big, glaring problem highlighted by Pokémon Go's declining engagement is that, while the actual hunting of pocket monsters is fun, there's very, very little to do with them.

Reduce glare by adjusting your screen, and make sure your screen brightness is at the same level as your surroundings.

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As this is a public broadcast communications service then these issues are often quickly diverted by businesses to a private message channels so that the customer issue can be resolved outside of the public glare.

Making matters worse, former Victoria Liberal MLA Sheila Orr tried to defend the glaring omission in the Liberal jobs plan by labelling Vancouver Islanders as «whiners.»

«The most glaring omission is the complete absence of any kind of incentive for environmental improvement by industry.

But a post on Red State (by a contributor who goes by the pseudonym Patterico) points out a glaring problem with Nunes's characterization.

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That this shame is not due to their bodies, or merely to their being naked, is made plain by one glaring fact: shame had no part in their original being; it is not of their essence.

- What if we had a conference that was not led not by famous pastors who are household names, but by scandalously ordinary ministers and leaders who are faithfully attempting to join with God — even in the midst of glaring obscurity and anonymity?