Sentences with phrase «metal approach like»

The Moto G6 will come with a 3D glass on the back and the company has gone for an all - metal approach like the G5 model.

Not exact matches

Space colonizers could even adopt a DIY approach to building materials by baking lunar and Martian regolith — rocks and dirt — into ceramics, rather than transporting heavy supplies like steel and metal.

With most SUVs, we approach turns carefully, ever conscious of how inertia likes to play with 3 tons of metal perched a foot off the ground.

The odd - road dedicated Trailhawk comes with a slightly more aggressive front clip with a better approach angle and gray accents shaped like the Wrangler Rubicon's optional metal front bumper.

I like the balanced approach, though I'm surprised he has precious metals at 25 %, and in gold bullion.

From using techniques like wood burning to experimenting with fabrics, exotic woods, carbon fiber, and metals, our approaches are far from traditional.

I like the fact that On the Metal have taken this approach with how to incorporate real music into the game, the variety of bands on offer means that there is something for everyone — whatever your musical preference.

Famously, before the release of Metal Gear Solid 4, Kojima collaborated with Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed team in a few publicity stunts and the like — but this all actually came about from Kojima approaching the studio fronted by Jade Raymond for advice.

The classic development approach employed by the predominantly Japanese companies that ruled the console market reached their acme on PS2, resulting in classic masterpieces like Metal Gear Solid 3, Final Fantasy XII, and Monster Hunter.

Perhaps the most famous is Metal Slug, which took the run - and - gun approach popularised by the likes of Contra and Gunstar Heroes and added layers of intricate graphical detail, as well as a healthy dose of humor.

But unlike Judd's heavy metals, the glass creates a kind of hall of mirrors effect, a mise - en - abyme, or an infinitesimal non-space in the room's core, which upon approach, makes one feel like they've fallen in, disintegrated, and become a part of the installation.

This approach may also explains the artist's ongoing interest in the synthetic substances she employs in her paintings and sculptures — highly textural and symbolically rich substances like pantyhose, velvet, metal, silicon, and leather.

An example of the former approach can be seen in Goldin + Senneby's Money will be like dross: A replica instruction for the August Nordenskiöld alchemy furnace (2012), where the replica is that of a model developed for the Swedish king in the late 18th century for the purposes of making gold - as if by magic - in an effort to devalue gold and destroy a metal - based economy.

We like that approach, but if you want a cool, slick, thin device that feels like it was chiseled from one piece of metal, it's hard to beat the MacBook.

Though I prefer a matte metal finish on my device, I like the iPhone 8's approach too.