Sentences with phrase «less detail»

Things with more detail and visible texture seem to appear closer; things with less detail appear further away.

So instead of covering each game in detail we will now cover the better games in more detail and the not so good games in less detail.

Unfortunately, it gives much less detailed answers to questions, often pointing you back to the Web, which requires whipping out your phone.

That information should be written in the most detail for your current job, then less detailed for older jobs.

But, if your work experience is more beneficial to the role, and you feel it reflects your skills better — it's equally OK to provide less detail in your education section.

A much shorter resume, with far less detail could convey a lot more information.

Less detail on what you did and fewer accomplishments to share.

Reference Plans are also valuable but may show less detail and may not provide a prospective buyer with the insights they are looking for because they rarely show the house structure.

Through time wedding dresses became less detailed and complex.

Using both strategies at the same time, you will have a more or less detailed picture of what traffic result to anticipate from the keywords chosen by you.

The other reason I am giving it four stars is that I think they could make the cover a little bit less detailed.

You might notice lower quality textures and overall less detailed cars and environments when compared to other versions of the game.

However, understanding human limitations, they actually have to create less details, less individual objects for the world, since each eye can only take in so much.

The department now requires less detailed assessment of financial management, to reduce the administrative burden on schools and local authorities.

This is a more optimal way to be optimizing your conversion rate because you are focusing on increasing the conversion rate of the page instead of looking at lesser details.

Due to the number of advanced students in the class, students are given more freedom to explore motion with less detailed instruction.

If the dress is busy, i.e. has patterns or shapes, then you are better to stick with a shorter, less detailed necklace that complements the outfit but won't overwhelm it.

Sure, there's lots more than can be said, but sometimes, the simpler, less detailed comments can have the best results, especially for those just starting out.

It lists the diseases experienced by humans as the information for dogs is considerably less detailed.

The new logo is less detailed meaning it can be less fragile.

You can obviously enjoy the greater texture detail and less detail pop - in as well.

They provide descriptions of their services in more or less detail depending on the company.

It's a different story indoors, with very less detail and a lot of noise in most pictures.

While the night mode makes photos quite noisy and less detailed oriented, so a BIG no to night mode feature on this camera app.

These laws are usually less detailed than local codes, but in some states they're rather specific — some have statewide door and window lock laws, for example.

The parties would discuss in more or less detail what each was going to do or pay and when, and then proceed.

The statements provide less detail than would an official record of the policy meeting, but they may accomplish the same thing — so long as the governor continues to be forthcoming.

In the book (and in slightly less detail in the podcast), several topics are tackling that all women should review including:

CMSR's numbers for 2016, along with less detailed information for prior years, can be found on our new Dispositions page.

The COOKOO watch provides even less detail than the Notifier.

Colors are vibrant, lines are bold and the not often celebrated animation looks pretty stellar (save for a few shots given less detail by animators than they could now use).

Earlier commercially available tests such as SpermCheck and Trak could measure sperm count and sperm concentration, but these were either expensive or offered less detailed results, says Kristian Almstrup, senior scientist at Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen who was not involved with the study.

Radiology is extremely helpful for viewing bones and teeth (which appear solid white due to their density) in detail, and for getting more general, less detailed images of internal organs.

Command Mission backs away from conventional sprites and rendered character models and instead renders X's world in a cel - shaded format somewhat reminiscent of 2003's The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, although less detailed.

There are some noticeable jagged edges and a little less detail in the environments, but who really cares?

There are soo many phones with the same problem of less detailed photography still idk why this phone is getting so much attention for the same cause.

Unfortunately for the Note 4, colors start to become blown out, making pictures and videos look less detailed compared with the iPhone 6 Plus.

As I write, Radio 4's Eddie Mair is trying to get Danny Alexander to explain why the coalition has published a document that contains less detail about the government's future plans on issues like childcare than you'll find in the papers.

«Search for Earth - like planets: Try a statistical approach: Proposal touts value of broader, less detailed studies of exoplanets.»

It can be helpful for identifying the error, but offers less detailed debugging information than a kernel memory dump.

Likewise, it is very easy to tell on which shots the animators used less detail than they could have.

These are noticeably less detailed about extras than Criterion menus usually are.