Sentences with phrase «relatively simple display»

In terms of drawbacks, some users may dislike the relatively simple display.

Not exact matches

This sea anemone is a relatively simple diploblastic animal with a tube - shaped body (see Video 1), but it displays a striking morphological feature: the extensive remodelling of its tentacle tubes in response to diverse environmental constrains such as nutrient availability, stress, and injury (Figure 1).

As we alluded to earlier, the gameplay on display here is relatively simple to pick up and play.

This upright display, and the small column - mounted electronic gearshift, seems a bit conservative for the swoopy CLS at first glance, but it's sleek, relatively simple and straightforward, and it works.

The Lexus Remote Touch infotainment controller is easier to use now, with improved haptic feedback that makes it relatively simple to navigate the huge, 12.3 - inch display screen that sits atop the dash on models equipped with navigation (non-nav cars come with a smaller display screen and a knob controller).

Though some control placement isn't quite to our liking (namely the touchscreen that's notably recessed into the dashboard), the Kia Optima more than makes up for that by having a relatively simple array of controls that can be operated on the move with ease, and the touchscreen display's slick interface almost completely makes up for our aforementioned positioning qualms.

The dashboard sports a relatively simple design, with a standard 4.2 - inch display for the infotainment system on the centre console, and another display mounted in the instrument binnacle.

All a retailer needs is a relatively simple yet strategic in - store display and thoughtful promotion.

The new device features a relatively simple front panel, adorned with the large 5.7 - inch 2160 x 1080p display and the typical sensor setup on the top bezel, which includes an 8 - megapixel front - facing camera.

Keep the words simple and fairly short so the shape of your display is relatively even.