Sentences with phrase «focused modes giving»
In all instances, the automatic transmission shifts smoothly, with less performance - focused modes giving the car a more relaxed gait for everyday conditions.
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To the contrary, our normal experience has a focused center washed over by a series of vaguely discriminated backgrounds, any one of which can snap to the center of attention given appropriate stimuli, and I hold that it is my model of dominant and oblique inheritance and not his model of regionally inclusive inheritance which most adequately reflects this normal mode of awareness.
What (little) we've seen so far of the game — the two trailers and the one batch of screenshots — have all focused on the game's single player mode, with the most recent trailer giving several clues to the actual storyline of the game, which is a major draw for fans.
Not only is there tons of content to go through this time around, Capcom has also added a new «Capcom Heroes» mode which is a hilarious take on the game with focus on giving Frank powers of each of the Capcom classic characters.
I prefer to leave these DSG - style transmissions in «S» mode, which gives a more aggressive, sporty shift strategy than fuel economy - focused «D» will.
The difference is that the this latest version of the range topping Porsche offers a greater spread of abilities — standard mode continues to offer up cosseting refinement but Sport Plus is more sporting than other Panamera models, giving it a more focused character.
And M DCT also includes functions like the Drivelogic modes that can be selected by the driver to give the BMW M3 and BMW M4 more comfortable, more economy - focused or even sportier characteristics.
Those «most driver - focused model» marching orders also yield changes like a standard air suspension that sits 10 mm closer to terra firma than even the Macan Turbo, along with a unique Sport mode calibration for the stability control program that nearly doubles the allowable yaw rate (translation: the electronic nannies will give you a significantly longer leash before yanking you back in line).
In addition, the system allows for a range of extra features, including Stability Clutch Control, which opens the clutch when the car is understeering to bring it back into line, and also the selectable Drivelogic modes that give the BMW M3 and BMW M4 more comfortable, more economy - focused or even sportier characteristics depending on driver choice.
Static video gives you plenty of detail, with the option of 1080 or 720 HD modes, and autofocus will keep things sharp, but there's plenty of pulsing as it tweaks focus, again, making video capture feel a generation behind current smartphones.
BlackBerry Torch Smartphone Features · Elegant styling, measuring approx. 4.4» (5.8» open) x 2.4» x.57» and weighing 5.68 ounces · 3.2» 360x480 capacitive touch screen display · 35 key full QWERTY backlit slide - out keyboard, designed to feel optimally balanced when opened for typing · Optical trackpad that makes navigation fast and smooth · Powerful 624 Mhz processor with 512 MB Flash memory · 4 GB built - in memory storage plus a microSD / SDHD memory card slot that supports up to 32 GB cards; a 4 GB card is included giving users 8 GB of storage out - of - the - box · 5 MP camera with flash, continuous auto focus, image stabilization, scene modes, geo - tagging and zoom, as well as video recording at up to 640x480 resolution · Built - in GPS for location - based applications and geo - tagging · Wi - Fi ® (802.11 b / g / n); qualifying smartphone customers can enjoy seamless connectivity to over 20,000 AT&T Wi - Fi hotspots at no additional cost · 3.5 mm stereo headset jack · Premium phone features, including voice activated dialing, speakerphone and Bluetooth ® (2.1) with support for hands - free headsets, stereo headsets, car kits (including systems that support the Bluetooth Message Access Profile standard) and other Bluetooth accessories · New BlackBerry ® Desktop Software 6 with integrated media sync for easily syncing music, photos and videos **.
Unfortunately, what it comes down to is the multiplayer was clearly not a focus for the console, and there are so many better options out there right now, cough * Bad Company * cough, that there's just no reason to give the online mode more than a passing glance.
As for the missions themselves they mainly exist to provide some semblance of focus, something which doesn't exist so much in Endless mode which simply gives you a company and lets you get on with it.
The main focus of the update is the new game mode called Pitched Battle, in which a knight is given just one life per round, therefore making death final.
I think that the challenge mode should focus on dealing with what you're given in the most effective way.
The main focus of the patch is to give Horde mode a bit of a shakeup.
Having your Titan controlled by the onboard AI is especially useful in the Hardpoint game mode which requires you to capture and hold points around the map, because players often focus their efforts way too much on just taking down Titans, and tend to forget about the other Pilots roaming the map, giving you the perfect opportunity to snap some necks.
Yet the focus of the DLC is to bring a complete Versus mode in under 30 minutes, giving a streamlined version of the existing Versus modes.
Then tertiary features are small and in the corner, to give more focus to the main modes.
Given how similar MXGP 3's Career mode is to that of MXGP 1 and 2; it would have been nice to see some more variation such as taking a page out of MotoGP 17's book by introducing a Career Manager mode in which the player would have a greater focus on guiding the team to success through efficiently allocating resources.
With the campaign as large as it is, that's not completely unforgivable, but given that I focus almost exclusively on multiplayer or skirmish when I play most real - time strategy games, these modes are very much missed.
While some of these modes can be a lot more challenging with their focus on upping the difficulty, the rest of them give more shine to some of the other characters from Shantae's adventure and lets you control them, including the main antagonist.
The second pack focuses on the recently revealed multiplayer aspects of Binary Domain: The «Multiplayer Pack» gives access to an exclusive multiplayer map, «Outside High - rise, Upper City» which can be played across a variety of Binary Domain's multiplayer modes.
It is not a long game and it seems Infinity Ward focused more on the multiplayer and spec ops mode rather than giving us a lengthy campaign.
Although Endless mode is fun and gives you a bit of a challenge, that isn't the focus of this game.
Persona 4 Arena's anime style visuals are decent to say the least, and going through the story mode it was nice to see how much detail the development team put into each characters in the game, focusing on giving them their own unique look.
The never ending worlds of UCraft offer a strong focus on the casual single player as well as the hardcore online multiplayer experience giving players offline quests and missions, as well as online and local multiplayer quest creation on top additional survival modes.
F1 2015 will feature a raft of new modes, but rather than discuss the said modes we haven't seen, this preview will focus very much on the demo we were given access to play at the preview event.
The focus of the demo was the new four - player cooperative mode, giving you a chance to take on assassination targets with friends for the first time in the series.
In all honesty, given how uninspiring the story mode is, I'd almost rather it had been nixed entirely so Capcom could have focused more on Raid and added even more.
That sounds somewhat obnoxious given that the goal of the game is to mercilessly destroy your enemies, but the focus on the human aspect of war is immediately apparent, and that theme is present in every mission and mode the game has to offer.
I hadn't thought of it at the time, but designer Nathan Waterhouse has a point when saying the setting divided by countries forced assistants in comparison mode and gave a competitive impression, instead of focusing the exhibit on the problems we face as a whole.
It's getting better over time, but we still want a Pro mode that lets you capture RAW+JPG, while also giving you fine manual control over exposure, white balance, shutter speed, ISO, and focus.
At the very least, we deserve a «Pro» mode that gives us manual control over white balance, focus, ISO, and shutter speed.
A portrait mode will blur out the background to focus your attention on the clothes while the Style Check feature gives a second opinion of outfits through a combination of algorithms and Amazon's «team of experienced fashion specialists.»
Shortcut keys also capture and record your gameplay, as well as giving you a Silent mode option, so you can comprehensively analyze your skills or focus on work with the fan noise able to reach a lowly 22 decibels.
The portrait mode, which blurs out the background to keep in the object in sharp focus, does give good results in some cases, though the blurring effect can often extend on to the actual person.
With that being said, Samsung has always tried to focus on giving consumers a good experience with battery life, whether it be offering them the capability to swap out batteries to keep going, all made possible by the removable back and removable battery features, or with the Galaxy S5 last year and its power saving features which could take a user through 24 hours of use on just 10 % of the battery thanks to ultra power saving mode.
Turning the burst mode off helps with this a lot though, as it gives a way to prime the focus and take the shot as soon as you're ready for it.
Manual mode gives the ability to adjust exposure weighting, exposure bias, white balance and even an interesting focus toggle.
What (little) we've seen so far of the game — the two trailers and the one batch of screenshots — have all focused on the game's single player mode, with the most recent trailer giving several clues to the actual storyline of the game, which is a major draw for fans.
In this mode, you can manually set the ISO, white balance, shutter speed, exposure and focus, giving you great control over how images appear.
Its cameras give you plenty of options to play around with photos — the Live Photo feature brings your pictures to life by creating moving images, the portrait mode puts the focus on your face when clicking selfies, and the Moonlight Selfie feature creates stunning light effects in pictures.
There's also an «all - focus» mode that attempts to give you adjustable focus images, though the focus range of the camera isn't good enough to make this feature all that impressive or worthwhile.
Both cameras will be able to simulate bokeh - style selective focus thanks to the dual - lenses and software, but the iPhone's Portrait Lighting mode is likely to give the Apple phone an edge when shooting single subjects.
The interface itself is basic, gives you access to both stills and video with one tap, has a variety of simple shooting modes but most importantly is quick to let you tap to focus and capture pictures.
Playing New Game + isn't without its rewards, though; the mode will give you the opportunity to add facepaint to Aloy, or change her Focus.
For those wanting more control there's professional mode to give a wide range of useful controls, like focus, ISO sensitivity and shutter speed - the last of which so you can take longer exposures up to two seconds for nighttime exposures (if the camera is steady, anyway).
With the camera designed to launch in as little as 0.6 seconds, and a 2nd generation laser autofocus that gives you focused shots faster, it's quick enough to even work in burst mode.
Marleen Rijkeober gave a keynote address focused on empirical findings related to schemas, coping styles and modes; several talks and symposia brought news of innovations ranging from online applications that support schema therapy (a talk by Gitta Jacob» and her colleagues) to work linking schemas and modes to neurobiology (in a symposium by George Lockwood and others).