Sentences with word «jaggedness»

Unfortunately, Rose says, «if we ignore jaggedness, we end up treating people in one - dimensional terms» — the struggling student, the good tester.

One has great spatial abilities but poor working memory, and the other has the exact opposite jaggedness.

The critic Peter Davies said «Bernard Farmer's collages contain the accidental jaggedness and random expressiveness of the most free - form post-war abstract painting.

Loosely based on Mond's own life, James White spans about five months, but the jaggedness of the telling makes the movie feel like the scenes are simply ripped - out patches in a much larger quilt of a life.

But if we wanted to really understand who they are as individuals enough to nurture their potential, we can't ignore the jaggedness — it is the essential information for providing them with an optimal environment and matching them with optimal strategies for success.»

Three Principles of Writing Instruction in a Personalized Learning Classroom (EdSurge) Faculty member Todd Rose, co-founder and president of the Center for Individual Opportunity, provides three simple principles to create individualized content: jaggedness, context and pathways.

Our friend said we looked a little pixelated, and we definitely observed some video stuttering and jaggedness.

This time with the Xbox One X enhancements, the jaggedness has been removed and the textures have been defined more clearly plus with its unlocked 10 - bit color, the game has more vibrant colors.

Some jaggedness accompanies that blockiness, making me wonder if PC players will get any options to tune anti-aliasing (or indeed other advanced graphics settings).

Fortunately, this jaggedness is not at all apparent while viewing images.