Sentences with phrase «examined up close»

I did find that the display has good color saturation, good clarity and contrast, and minimal pixelation when examined up close.

This blending of East and West gives Ikeda's paintings their unique look; a look that evokes an innocent time and yet is surprisingly revelatory when examined up close.

It is imperative that Ofili's paintings be examined up close, only then is the precision with which he has layered the canvases using paint, epoxy and collage to introduce depth and texture revealed.

(The committee illustrated this principle by holding up an orange — although it's useful to describe the fruit as a sphere, it actually deviates from sphericity in subtle ways when examined up close.)

«They've been hearing the term paid family leave from a variety of politicians, but when you actually examine up close the policies for working families, there is no such thing,» he said.

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«This is the first time the SJC has allowed the media to examine up close and personal what they do,» says Greater Boston executive producer Linda Polach.

It examines up close British real estate agents» willingness to overlook a deal's potential illegality in the hopes of a big commission.

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Made over six years, including through the 2016 presidential election, Poitras» movie «Risk» examines Assange with up - close access and the headline - grabbing leaks his site is responsible for.

Besides identifying the most effective opening phrase, it turns out the study also examined the closing phrases people often use, and came up with a best practice there, too: a simple three - word phrase that prompted a much higher response rate than other, more common closings.

While the staff is examining your newborn, the doctor will deliver your placenta and then begin the process of closing you up.

Additionally, when we examine the anthropology of co-sleeping, we discover an innate desire to sleep close to our young has prevailed up until more recently.

While their assortment of diaper brands may be limited to 2 or 3, you will still get to examine the diapers up close before you buy.

Science Careers takes a closer look at three such scientists, examining their motivations, what the work is like, and how they ended up where they are.

In her chemistry laboratory she uses another, lightweight CCTV to examine, close up, reactions taking place under the hood.

The next time Boyd examined the mural at White Shaman (see close - up at right), she took a deep breath.

Imagine being fortunate enough to get to study them up close, examining the details of every paint stroke applied to the canvases — right down to each nuance of pigment color and its quality — to gain knowledge about artists» preferred materials and techniques.

Researchers found that using blackboards had a «protective effect» against nearsightedness when examined as a variable alone, possibly because blackboards do not require the kind of close - up focusing that may increase myopia.

Psyche would be a mission to something never examined before up close — a metallic asteroid, the metallic core of a protoplanet where the outer rocky layers (and any atmosphere) had been «stripped away» by a violent impact with another object, according to planetary scientists.

These legendary spacecraft extended humanity's senses throughout the solar system, letting us examine the planets and moons up close.

This tightly framed and close - up investigation of shells and starfish examines the beauty of their soft hues and...

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Tony Zhou examines the particular technique of how The Coen Brothers film conversation by putting the camera in the middle, using short, up close lenses, and most importantly, focusing on the non-verbal aspects for both empathy and comedy.

Snowflakes landing on the cold surfaces will hold their shape long enough for you and your students to examine them with a magnifying glass or take close - up digital photos of them while you are still outside.

Leafing through it, you can examine close - up color photographs and scientific descriptions of species ranging from sponges to herons, compare maps by early explorers to those made with the latest Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology, or reflect on the impact of military and industrial use of the bay on the local environment and culture.

From a series of articles that examine «What Kids Can Do with Challenging, Inspiring Schoolwork,» this posting gives a vivid close - up glimpse into a second grade classroom in Reno, Nevada, where students are using Core Knowledge Language Arts materials to study the Civil War.

That's the case with this 2014 Aston Martin Rapide S, a car we carefully examined in close - up in this Car Porn video.

I wanted to ask and answer the age - old question; «what happens behind closed doors» while examining the walls we put up as we attempt intimacy, and inspecting the ruins when they're knocked down.

Caroline Allaire's Let's Look at the Vegetable Garden, an interactive book in the First Discovery Close - up series, comes with a magnifying - glass feature, allowing readers to examine every detail in the art.

If you were to examine an ear mite up close you would notice that they look like tiny little spiders because they have eight legs.

It was my first opportunity to examine, up close and in its purest form, the thing I've sipped nearly every morning for the past decade - a drink that brings me so much comfort.

You should have better luck getting up close to examine some of the vast number of conches which litter the sandy flats.

- salmonids have only recently been discovered by the Splatoon research team - salmonids are able to swim freely in the water, as well as walk on land - as they swim, they collect resources for their society - those activities bring them into close contact with Inklings, and then Inklings examine them - you can move the difficulty slider up to 100 % for more of a challenge - as you progress through the Salmon Run successfully, 5 % difficulty will continue to be added - it's possible to reach 200 % difficulty based on where you start the slider and how well you do - 1080p docked, 720p undocked, 60 fps in both instances - Salmon Run mode can be played online or locally

Finding items of interest in the environment is as simple as wandering around and clicking on things when they pop - up, but when examining something such as a desk with numerous objects you'll get a close - up view and a cursor which lights up when hovering above something that can be checked out.

I fully support an art medium that wants to put on its adult pants and examine horrors closer to home, horrors that may very well brush up against experiences the players themselves have had.

When you have a bit more confidence and have examined a professionally - made canvas panel close up, you'll have a better idea of whether you want to make your own.

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The show is the chance to examine her paintings up close and person.

(Gerhard Richter in conversation with Nicolas Serota, Sprint 2011, quoted in M. Godfrey and N. Serota, eds., Gerhard Richter Panorama, London, 2011, p. 15) Abstraktes Bild, painted in 1977, belongs to a body of work by Gerhard Richter known as Soft Abstracts in which the artist explores the idea of a «blown - up», the enlarged, zoomed - in image that is familiar from examining a painting up close or inspecting the surface through a magnifying glass.

At the fair, Maekawa greeted visitors to Whitestone's booth and, as I examined several of his works up close, he told me, «Like some of the other Gutai artists, once I found the basic techniques and materials that really seized my attention, I stuck with them and experimented with them over time to see how much I could find in and coax out of them.»

For me, the beauty of the work and the grit of individualism was found by examining the portraits up close.

Instead of strong violence and shock, or a tense atmosphere through the unseen, Cao Fei's Haze and Fog examines people up close, slowly and in detail.

It would be nice to see them up close, to examine their intricately patterned surfaces, and to more ably decipher the text titles that run down their vertical edges.

He then continued on for four more sentences, arguing that the «trend is quite close to the significance level» and pointing out that statistical significance is more likely to show up when one examines longer time periods rather than shorter ones.

For a close - up analysis of any keyword's difficulty, select a keyword and examine the list of pages that rank in top 10 for the term.

While iFixit was busy tearing down the iPhone 7 Plus, the experts at Chipworks opened up an iPhone 7 to take a close look at the chips included on the device's logic board.The new A10 Fusion chip at the heart of the iPhone 7 is the most significant feature to be examined, with Chipworks noting the chip is indeed manufactured by TSMC with a die size of roughly 125 square millimeters.

But these are differences you'll only notice upon examining your photos up close.

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Starting with a close look at the relocation process, this one - day elective course examines the growing market of buyers transferred by an employer or moving to take up employment.

Prior to attending law school, she went back to her real estate roots by aiding in the start - up of a South Florida Title Insurance Company where she examined title, facilitated real estate closings and also spearheaded the Human Resource Department.