Sentences with phrase «of tiny text»

Remember in school when you'd be handed a reading assignment and it was jam packed with single - spaced blocks of tiny text and the idea of getting through it left you feeling downright overwhelmed?

This resolution means that small text isn't as crisp as we'd like (and there is a lot of tiny text in the interface as well as on Web pages) and viewing high - resolution content is a second - class experience.

There are elements of the OS that don't look right — thumbnails in the Recent Apps pane, icons that look weirdly squished, and random incidences of tiny text, among other things.

David Zwirner's website is filled with the tiniest of tiny text, but it's always so current the site's design flaws are less of an issue, They've made some design changes since they first launched the site.

I think credit cards should require notification of rewards adjustments as if their terms and conditions on the card are changing (you know when they send you a special piece of mail highlighting what adjusts)... unfortunately if they do provide notice it's probably a line of tiny text tucked into your billing statement most people never read.

I think credit cards should require notification of rewards adjustments as if their terms and conditions on the card are changing (you know when they send you a special piece of mail highlighting what adjusts)... unfortunately if they do provide notice it's probably a line of tiny text tucked into your billing statement most people never read.

The New York Times app hasn't been optimized for tablets either, and offers tiny pictures, a lot of tiny text, and a sub-par reading experience.

We've all encountered a bad author website or two — clashing color schemes, outdated clip art, miles of tiny text.

Not exact matches

It's an elegant project, and you can easily see the appeal of a text unencumbered with tiny numbers and footnotes (which Philip Yancey once described as the print version of listening to someone say «um» between all their sentences).

Manuscripts copied hundreds or even thousands of years apart have only a very tiny percentage of discrepancies, and those generally don't affect the meaning of the text.

In praise of a quiet house with tinies playing outside and a baby taking her naps as God and her mother intended, of street hockey and texts from friends, of refusing to do a single thing that could be construed as productive.

Only a tiny fraction of the variations among the manuscripts pose any serious problem for scholars in determining the original text.

Now we find these texts only address a tiny fraction of what is there.

You only have a tiny amount of time to attract a reader scanning through google search results, so the text that appears here is extremely important!

Nevertheless, the process can be used to map text alterations in a tiny fraction of the time that the same process would take by hand.

The installation converts text from a computer keyboard to synthesized speech with enough sonic force to form and hold a tiny bubble at the center of a jar of water.

The default subtitles track is a secondary English one which takes a tiny bit of the computer text off the screen.

Obviously a man of refined aesthetics, Day - Lewis undoubtedly knows that there are things we've lost in our rush toward the future of mobile communication — the slow, considered composition involved with spending five minutes texting «OK, see u at 9,» the greater news article absorption that comes from scrolling down tiny squares of text on a one - inch screen, and, most of all, the immense satisfaction that comes from ending a call with the snap of plastic keyboard meeting plastic screen.

It's worth noting, however, that because the iPad mini pixels are squeezed into smaller screen, the iPad mini's display is somewhat crisper than the iPad 2, and makes some of the text, like labels under app icons and the time, super tiny.

I'd be very interested in this product if: 1) The internet browser could be viewed in landscape as well as portrait mode, 2) the webpage text can be increased for readability as having a 1200 × 1600 resolution screen means that text might be very tiny on a webpage, 3) Google Mail can be fully accessible, 4) the browser has tabs to open up multiple webpages, 5) there is some kind of cookies / password storage so that logins are saved such that you don't have to enter them every time you access one my everyday sites, 6) bookmarking webpages.

I'd be very interested in this product if you can create a video showing that: 1) The internet browser could be viewed in landscape as well as portrait mode, 2) the webpage text can be increased for readability as having a 1600 × 1200 (landscape) resolution means that text might be very tiny / thin on a 13.3 ″ screen unless you can change it so that (say) 1024 × 768 mode is expanded / enlarged onto the entire 1600 × 1200 screen, 3) Google Mail can be fully accessible, 4) the browser has tabs to open up multiple webpages, 5) there is some kind of cookies / password storage so that logins are saved such that you don't have to enter them every time you access a site that is accessed everyday, 6) bookmarking webpages.

It's hard to tell from those tiny thumbnails but it looks like that's not always the case with your examples so they are reportable infringements, but an indie is in control of their cover and so could add the text to the cover and be within Amazon's terms to then use it.

The amount of data needed to serve up books or slowly download simple text to the Kindle's browser is pretty tiny, so Amazon makes Whispernet a free service — even while it pays its global telecoms partners for the privilege.

At our tiny publishing company, we have established a book publishing workflow that works for us mostly because of one core concept: our book text is separate from the formatting and styles are used consistently

But there are a lot of people — including, significantly, most people over age 40 - who don't like reading tiny text on bright LCD screens in devices loaded with distractions that die after 5 hours without their electric lifeline.

Publishers are no longer compelled to pack tiny text onto pages with thin margins to save thirty pages per book over a print run of thousands.

People are deciding whether or not to purchase books based on a tiny picture and a few words of text you create.

It's a fact of writing that the writer never knows the fate of the text he's grinding out, paper being good for so many uses other than displaying words in ordered array, nor are the tiny electromagnetic charges I am creating on this laptop machine immune to the insults of time.

All These Perfect Strangers by Aoife Clifford (Simon & Schuster) Dodge Rose by Jack Cox (Text) Our Magic Hour by Jennifer Down (Text) Our Tiny, Useless Hearts by Toni Jordan (Text) The Healing Party by Micheline Lee (Black Inc.) Skylarking by Kate Mildenhall (Black Inc.) Music and Freedom by Zoe Morrison (Vintage) The Last Days of Ava Langdon by Mark O'Flynn (UQP) A Loving, Faithful Animal by Josephine Rowe (UQP) Hold by Kirsten Tranter, (Fourth Estate)

Also: runs on any Windows PC (Win95 or later); resize the pages, adjust the margins, set text and paper colour; text search for words or phrases; bookmarks; text sizes from tiny to HUGE; no zooming, panning or scrolling; automated direct download of selected PG eBooks, with index; internationalized menus (Spanish, German, etc.).

All (computer generated) text will appear much sharper, but it will make the most difference whenever there is tiny text and fine graphics, which you often see when surfing the web (like the front page of The New York Times) or in a complex spreadsheet.

I read a lot of screenplays in PDF format and shrunk down to 6 inches, that text is going to start getting awfully tiny...

The formatting of MobiPocket is better than the above mentioned tools and has an option to zoom into the book, useful for those who want to read the tiny text on the book.

(And yes, on the tiny screen of my Kindle 1, I couldn't read the small text in that first balloon of narration.)

While surfing the web I was able to easily highlight small passages of text or click on tiny links with impressive accuracy, which made navigating most sites easy and enjoyable.

There's just one tiny bug; as you finish typing a line of text, rather than automatically dropping down to show the next line you are typing, the cursor sometimes sticks to the first line, forcing you to scroll manually.

Identify them in advance of your launch day and, as soon as the book is live, message KDP from the dashboard (the contact link is in tiny text at the bottom) and tell them to place you into the other eight categories you have identified.

You can zoom in the table to look for each tiny little text; it can jump right in front of you.

Extremely crisp and clear text with newer high - resolution displays: One of the great things about newer tablets is the high resolution screens that make text appear super-crisp and clear, even really tiny text.

Compared to the 6 - inch standard, this Aura One gives you a spacier 7.8 - inch display that's also at a higher 300dpi resolution (or 1,872 x 1,404 pixels), rendering text nice and crisp right down to the tiniest of font sizes.

It's so good, you will wonder how you ever managed without the text reform functionality — as the precious minutes spent scrolling left to right to read tiny articles are surely no one's idea of a good time.

The VEVO music video app, for instance, includes tiny text, a lot of empty space, and video quality that looks good enough on a 800 x 480 pixel screen but which looks horribly pixelated on a higher resolution device.

That's how it should always be done, and like many I find it hard to like or trust those who do opt to simply have a tiny piece of text buried away with the description.

It might get annoying playing an arcade game with tiny sprites or text in tabletop mode, but Punch - Out's sprites are so big and colorful that they look great even when relegated to one half of the Switch tablet's screen.

Although the tiny text in the Tips section of the menu along with its incredibly short length is frustrating, seeing the original cast coming together in an original story is something that series fans are sure to enjoy.

Several billboards feature hilarious texts which are references to other games or pop culture, and there is even a tiny bit of a level inspired on the world's most famous birds!

At Massimo de Carlos» booth a friend rolls up an interminably large Felix Gonzalez - Torres print, it's almost blank bar a tiny square of text in the centre, from a stack on the floor, feeling guilty even as the attendant smiles encouragingly.

Her small - scale watercolor compositions, etchings, and books feature tiny, hand - written texts and an ever - changing cast of doll - like talkative girls.

To work this magic, she has set a potent stage, the dominant feature of which is two huge screens on which Irish actress Olwen Fouéré appears like a figure from a Shakespearian shipwreck, at times tiny, and at others huge, intoning skin - pricklingly powerful texts that she and Jones have devised, which includes the words from a medieval manuscript for identifying and prosecuting witches, The Malleus Maleficarum, here spoken backwards.

You'll need to study the wall text to know that Wang Gongxin's Sky of Brooklyn (1995)-- which projects the sky of Beijing on to the Guggenheim's floor — inverts his 1995 photograph series, Digging a Hole in Beijing — which streams a tiny video of America's sky from a bottomless pit — so as to conflate the Chinese parable of the frog who gained world knowledge from viewing the sky, with the American metaphor of the hole dug to China (whew!)