Some people really like
reading lighter text on a black background, as opposed to dark letters on a white background, and it's great to have that option.
This works well for PDFs with hard - to -
read light text.
This works very well for PDFs with hard - to -
read light text.
Not exact matches
Among the books he had us
read were two that really challenged my thinking and helped me see certain key
texts in a new
light: They are The Epistle of James by Zane Hodges and The Reign of the Servant Kings by Joseph Dillow (a revised and updated edition of the book is now titled Final Destiny).
It is a well - established rule of interpretation that one should
read symbolic or unclear
texts in the
light of
texts that are non-symbolic and clear, not the other way around.
In
texts from the Hebrew Bible often
read in churches during the season of Advent,
light is associated with God's acts of deliverance:
Reaching for the wholeness of Scripture is to
read each
text in the canonical context, not to see it as an atomic unit all alone but as a member of the divinely willed body of the canon such that the
light of every part is shed on all the rest.
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reading of Bacon's New Organon reveals a more nuanced and less empiricist approach to induction than Whitehead (and other twentieth - century philosophers) usually give him credit, One
text in particular refers to the ascent and descent characteristic of imaginative generalizations:»... from the new
light of axioms, which have been educed from those particulars by a certain method and rule, shall in their turn point out the way again to new particulars, greater things shall be looked for.
Based on this
text (and many others like it), I don't think it is carefully crafted logic which
reads God in
light of Jesus, but a carefully crafted deception which makes God look murderous and violent.
Though I admit that this is the way the Old Testament
text reads on the surface, I think that when we
read these
texts in
light of Jesus (and especially Jesus on the cross) and whole new picture emerges of what God is really like.
By inserting new passages into the
text as expansions of the old ones, while leaving much of the earlier writing intact, he invited us to
read the earlier expressions in
light of the later ones.
These examples show that, just as the creation account of Genesis 1 should be
read in
light of other Ancient Near Eastern creation
texts, so the New Testament writers should be
read in
light of Second Temple
texts.
While I know that my proposal wreaks havoc on many traditional ways of
reading some biblical passages, please know that just as with Romans 8:34, I am aware of these
texts and simply understand them in a different
light — in the
light of the love and beauty of the crucified Christ.
A 3rd option, which I adopt, is to
read these
texts in
light of Jesus crucified on the cross.
His primary rule of interpretation was that «a
text can be
read and expounded only with reference to and in
light of its theme.»
It is in this
light that we can
read the Old Testament
texts.
But often these passages in the Old Testament will state that the instructions were given by God, and if we
read these
texts in the
light of Jesus, then we understand that although God was not telling them to do such things, He nevertheless inspired them to write what they did so that He could take the blame for their sinful actions.
In today's One Verse Podcast, you will see why we can not
read Genesis 1:14 - 19 as a scientific explanation of how the sun, moon, and stars came to be, and you will also learn from the
text what three purposes these celestial
lights serve in God's creation.
In this episode of the One Verse Podcast, you will see why we can not
read Genesis 1:14 - 19 as a scientific explanation of how the sun, moon, and stars came to be, and you will also learn from the
text what three purposes these celestial
lights serve in God's creation.
This way of
reading the
text allows God to look more like Jesus Christ and less like the gods of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia (and even most gods of our own day) who hurl fire,
lighting, drought, and flood upon those who displease them.
In this episode of the One Verse Podcast, you will see why we can not
read Genesis 1:14 - 19 as a scientific explanation of how the sun, moon, and stars came to be, and you will also learn from the
text what three purposes these celestial
lights serve in.
mistrusting generalizations and theoretical constructions, exploring particular situations revealed by close
reading of specific
texts in the
light of all I could learn about social and cultural contexts.»
These words written in this
text are filled with the
light and love of creator... if you have
read this blog, you have been filled with divine
light.
He checked his phone,
read my
text, surreptitiously took the
light off and pocketed it.
For the past 10 years, the Camera Culture group at MIT's Media Lab has been developing innovative imaging systems — from a camera that can see around corners to one that can
read text in closed books — by using «time of flight,» an approach that gauges distance by measuring the time it takes
light projected into a scene to bounce back to a sensor.
Just
light / dark or are people going to be able to
read large
texts?»
This can be beneficial for students who need a choice of color or
lighter or darker background or
text for effective
reading.
The iPad gives users the opportunity to
read predominantly black
text on a
lighter screen, or to invert the colors and overlay white
text on a black screen.
West Elementary second grade teachers recently brought out the black
lights and glow sticks to make it fun while students searched for proof of their answers in the
text they were
reading.
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It didn't take me long to discover that I preferred to
read text on the Paperwhite with its
light switched on.
The
lightest NOOK ever, with a contemporary design and soft - touch back, it features perfectly -
lit pages, sharper
text and advanced display technology for a more immersive
reading experience.
With a resolution of 1872 x 1404 pixels, the screen offers crisp, sharp letters and high contrast with rich blacks and
light whites.Even the smallest font size can be
read perfectly, allowing you to display more
text on a page than ever before.
However, I
read a screen 100X the time I
read text on paper, so I am somewhat addicted to the experience of having a
light source and
text originating from the same source.
The darker
text is certainly an improvement on the Sony and Kindle and makes
reading in lower
lighting conditions somewhat easier, but considering the Vizplex screens have been in production since 2007, you'd think that after 3 years the new and improved Pearl screens would blow the old ones out of the water.
In addition to the
light, Amazon also improved the contract on the display by 25 % and added 62 % more pixels than the previous version — the result is crisp, easy - to -
read text on a screen that is essentially glare - free.
Meanwhile, the dedicated e-reader market has continued to shrink, as consumers flock to ever smaller, cheaper, and
lighter 7 - and 8 - inch tablets, many with resolutions high enough to eliminate
text pixelation, a key factor if you'll be doing long - form
reading on a tablet.
Lighter and brighter, with crisp, sharp
text, no full page flashing and no ads, our redesigned
reading experience is more immersive than ever making the device a must - have item for long - form readers.
The study's author, Pradeep Ramulu, MD, speculates that «If the optimal [
text /
lighting configuration] for
reading in the context of glaucoma could be determined, it would be easy to create an application to present
text in this manner as part of a commercial device, such as an iPad or Kindle ``.
A built in
light layer does degrade the quality of the
text but e-ink still doesn't have the contrast to be easily
read in low
light environments.
With the new NOOK GlowLight we are bringing our customers the very latest
reading technology, featuring perfectly
lit pages, sharper
text and an advanced display for an optimized long - form
reading experience.
In the Classroom: After
reading Jennifer Berne's On a Beam of
Light: A Story of Albert Einstein, challenge students to find and write at least 20 three - syllable words selected from the
text (e.g., amazing, disappear, discover, disruption, everything, existed, figuring, gravity, government, inventions, magnetic, mysteries, professors, realized, scientists, suddenly, understand, universe, wandering, wondering).
But there are a few things regarding the software that bug me and I am trying to decide whether or not they are really that big of deal: 1) I like that I can adjust the
lighting level on my Kindle while still looking at the
text of the book that I am
reading; 2) I like that on the Kindle the dictionary doesn't take me to a separate screen but instead is superimposed over what I am
reading.
Black
text on a white or
light - colored background will be easier to
read than the other way around, and glaringly bright colors should be avoided.
I routinely found the
light text to be an issue while
reading.
One of the issues people have with the current E-Ink (and VixPlex) standard is that the page contrast is not high enough — usually with E-Ink screens you have a
light gray background displaying dark gray
text, making low
light reading a challenge.
And yet this NOOK e-reader also had in - screen
lighting, with a Glorious GlowLight emanating from the sides of the screens that illuminated the
Text on the display, so that Man could
read in the Dark without his Cumbersome Flashlight Attachment.
As a rule, dark or black
text on a white or
light colored background is easier to
read than white
text on a dark background.
But the backlash of this is that the
text can not be
read in dark or in poor
lighting.
It however can be extremely efficient at rendering a vibrant display suited to
text reading even in bright
light conditions.