Sentences with phrase «long patches»

Though no one has 100 % confirmed the source of the 3 mile long patch of oil sheen spotted last month, an internal BP presentation says it's likely from the Deepwater Horizon site.

«The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt» is a huge game, and the «Hearts of Stone» expansion made it even bigger... and that makes for some ridiculously long patch notes.

Flexera Software found that in the U.S., 7.4 percent of programs on the average PC have reached End - of - Life and are no longer patched by the vendor.

You better believe the launch of the Battle Royale mode has some rather long patch notes!

Early this week Defiance was given new free content entitled The Plague which in no way attempts to fix the game's many problems including network outages, long patch times and overall repetitive gameplay.

The seagrass that the dugongs eat — you used to find long patches of it — but not anymore.

Instead there're long patches of characters spouting exposition, usually either Li Bingbing or Shawn Roberts.

Not always, but in some cases this means that if you downgrade to an older version of Android then you are opening yourself up to malicious attacks since those vulnerabilities are no longer patched.

«That is a comfort to me to see that we can produce the kind of quality we have produced for some long patches in the game.

That is the comfort for me to see that we can produce the kind of quality we can produce for some long patches in the game.

If they're so used to winning why was there such a long patch where they were looking like a mid-table team when the title wasn't completely won yet?

Oh, it's growing back... in stand - up inch - long patches.

Unless you're in a contest to lay the longest patch of rubber leaving the Dairy Queen or to burn the most gasoline possible, the 5.7 - liter is plenty of engine for this car.

Not literally, but they have a long patch of fur around their snout and muzzle, creating a draping beard look.

But lately, the 21 - mile - long patch of land has started attracting a new type of traveler: the adrenaline junkie.