Sentences with phrase «like turning up the volume»

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The company is also experimenting with turning down the volume of music (or as Abercrombie's president mistakenly called it during the conference call, «noise») played in stores, turning up the lighting, and generally making its retail locations feel less like a bizarre form of torture.

All sorts of interactions that Facebook can observe in the backend — like a user turning on the sound, pumping up a video's volume, video views, time spent watching a clip, going full screen, or enabling HD — those are all weighted factors.

I run shirtless with a running belt so I can't clip them to a shirt & I don't like to turn up the volume too high so I can be aware of cars.

And each time they tell you, it's like they're turning the volume up, it's like they're turning the volume up on that knob, because they all have intuition.

It looks like prenatal stress turns up the volume on your baby's HPA axis, programming the brain and hormone network that's responsible for managing stress.

The analogy I always use is that in fibro patients it's like the volume control is turned up too loud on pain filters.»

I like to turn the volume up in my car while I'm driving and sing along.

This song felt like something written for the Disney Princesses when it turned up on that line's third Sing Along Songs Volume DVD in 2006.

The assault continues as you move through tracks like «Wrapped In The Arms of Rage» and «Honor Killings» both of which had me turning the volume up louder as the tracks progressed.

Kirsty Capes with everything we know so far about Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events... If you're like me, and grew up devouring volumes of Lemony Snicket's macabre and witty series, you'll be a little more than a bit excited about the announcement late last year that Netflix will be turning the thirteen - volumes - strong A Series of -LSB-...]

High up there, it does genuinely sound like the Gallardo to which it's related, but in true Germanic fashion it's turned down to seven on the volume dial — it's like smooth orange juice as opposed to the full - blooded stuff with bits in.

The 3 - door SC model is more a demi - coupe than a 3 - door Golf too (like the Scirocco), so it takes the themes from the more common 5 - door and turns up the visual volume.

This is much easier accomplished with physical volume buttons instead of having to turn the screen on and turn up it up, like the Kindle Fire mandates you to.

By turns «grizzly» («What It Feels Like to Be Attacked by a Bear»), devilish («What It Feels Like to Undergo an Exorcism»), and debauched («What It Feels Like to Participate in an Orgy»), this slim volume of the vicarious renders the heights and depths of human experience, bringing readers up close and personal with a plethora of precarious states.

I tried turning the unit off the tablet with the pinhole, which turn off the tablet but once I press the power button, the 3 icons turn on, one by one just like when I initially set it up in flash mode with the volume + and — while plugging the USB cord to the PC.

The larger space afforded by the rounded hinge stand and battery allow the speakers to have a larger resonance chamber than most tablet speakers, and that, paired with Wolfson Master HiFi audio processing, makes for high - quality sound, but the volume doesn't get quite loud enough for my liking when turned all the way up.

There is nothing quite like hammering along a straight at over 200km / hr with the sound of the engine roaring, with the volume turned all the way up this game sounds awesome.

We're using it right now to record this podcast, but you know like every time my kids want to Skype with their grandparents we spend about 10 minutes troubleshooting because they can't seem to get the image to show up, or their microphone got muted, or their volume is turned down and they didn't realize.

You can then turn the volume up to whatever you like.

Vocals are clear, but even the tamest of basslines delivers a staticky buzz like a bad subwoofer in a teenager's car if you try to turn the volume up past 3 (out of 10).

It may look like you're seeing two front - facing speakers on the new design, but it's actually one solo speaker on the bottom grill, which is more than enough to provide a loud, crisp sound even when I have it turned up a quarter of the full volume.

I can see the voice commands for scenarios like «Good Morning» being helpful, but it seems like it would be faster and easier to simply use a remote to turn up the volume or pause and play content.

All of the same voice commands will work when playing through a Bluetooth speaker, like asking Assistant to turn the volume up or down.

It's a Star Trek - like experience to to be able to command your entire home - theater setup by saying, «Alexa, turn on the TV,» «Alexa, turn on Blu - ray,» or «Alexa, turn volume up.»

The larger space afforded by the rounded hinge stand and battery allow the speakers to have a larger resonance chamber than most tablet speakers, and that, paired with Wolfson Master HiFi audio processing, makes for high - quality sound, but the volume doesn't get quite loud enough for my liking when turned all the way up.

With the latter two features it is possible to use voice commands via a Google Home speaker or Google Home compatible TV for commands like playing Spotify, turning volume up or down, and power on and off.

so again I have to turn the volume up... I do nt like it at all with earphones... bass is different... its not good

That includes basics like setting a parking reminder, pulling in location in the process, but also taps into the settings of the phone too, like asking the assistant to turn the ringtone volume all the way up.

When using your phone, you can also change the output level of Chromecast Audio, so you can turn the volume up and down remotely too, which we really like.

There is also a small selection of gestures available, which includes things like double tapping to lock the device and sliding to adjust the volume, which you can do by swiping two fingers up on the display to turn the volume up and swiping two fingers down to turn the volume down.