Sentences with phrase «little less contrast»

While it's just as sharp, there's a little less contrast with the cheaper model and the display isn't flush.

Not exact matches

In this light the particular problem for the twentieth century Christian as viewed by Cobb is that the structure of existence assumed by Jesus in his day bears little resemblance to the structure of existence which characterizes us, so that the translation of the quality of life achieved by Jesus into a context with which we can identify more immediately is no less radical than the contrast between his situation and ours (PPCT 397).

In contrast, a little less than $ 1 million was spent towards Senate candidates.

In contrast, Curnoe found that the stipend was more than enough to live comfortably while working just outside Tokyo at the University of Tokyo's Institute for Solid - State Physics in Kashiwa - even if it was a little less exciting.

Not really because I'm ashamed of my tiny cup, but mostly to make the contrast between my hips and breasts a little less big.

Denim shirt dresses can be paired with shrugs, stockings and so much more to offer a contrast if you're looking for something a little less casual.

In contrast the petrol hangs on a little longer but urges you forward just a little less and requires more encouragement to do so.

An example we saw of an SDR photo being upscaled into HDR more or less looked as though the screen boosted saturation, but there was also a little more contrast, and it certainly was the more eye - catching scene to watch.

Fact: «New partners had little effect on mothers... For fathers, however, cohabiting or visiting with a new partner had a particularly detrimental effect on positive engagement [with their own children]... The difference between single fathers and those who had a new romantic partner is noteworthy, given that both groups were similar in that they lived apart from their child and did not have a romantic relationship with the biological mother... Fathers with a new partner who were engaging less in their children provide an interesting contrast to the result that mothers with a new cohabiting partner reported them to be higher than married, cohabiting, or visiting fathers on positive engagement and instrumental support.

The size of floorboards can really affect a room's mood too — really thin boards give more contrast to a room so you need very little else; wide boards bring less attention to the floor.

Looking for an easy way to add a little color to a room, play around with contrast and do it all in a way that will save time and use less paint than covering all the walls of a room?