Sentences with phrase «sharp angles do»

Somewhat unintuitively, its sharp angles don't dig into the skin in the way you might expect.

Not exact matches

Take a sharp knife (serrated is better) and make a slit behind the gills at a 45 degree angle down the side of the fish and do so every inch and a half or so parallel to the first cut:

With a sharp knife make a slit behind the gills at a 45 degree angle down the side of the fish and do so every inch and a half parallel to the first cut on both sides of the fish

We mention unusual sharp activity (such as buying through the «4») not to encourage our readers to do this blindly, but to offer an insight and angle to explore.

The angle really seems like a side effect of their real benefit: they don't pull your nipple through a relatively sharp «ring» during pumping.

I will mention that it is a bit hard to make sharp turns with and I think the pushing issue could be alleviated if the push handle was designed at more of an angle than directly above the rear wheels, other than that it did great.

If you're not very good at doing your eye liner this will probably be easier to use to get a solid line and a chunky flick, but if you want to develop your liner skills and learn how to create sharper flicks over time then you'll hamper your progression by limiting yourself to using this product rather than a liquid liner or a gel liner applied with an angled liner brush.

«I've been asked to do lots of graphic liner looks from my clients lately, and an Angle Liner / Brow Brush is perfect to achieve those 45 degree angle, sharp wings.

In doing away with the sharp angles of past models, Saab also has chucked some of the definition that set off those areas.

Harder to see from this angle is the front section of the car, though we do get to see a sharp nose, thin headlights, and a small canard just in front of wheels.

Some drivers also felt the seat bottoms could do with a sharper upward angle to better support their thighs.

Some drivers also felt the seat bottoms could do with a sharper upward angle to better support their thighs, so you may want to check this for yourself.

The Yoga Tablet 10's viewing angles didn't disappoint, either — the trailer looked equally sharp in Tilt, Hold and Stand modes.

Sharp turns, sheer drops that do a disservice to the camera angles and few checkpoints create an environment where you'll drive less like an F - Zero racer and more like a senior citizen: slowly and slamming the brakes every couple of seconds.

Still, it's a serviceable panel: its colors are balanced (helped by a Dynamic and Movie mode) and viewing angles are sharp, though the screen does fall prey to a little washout and glare.

As expected, the screen is sharp and vibrant, provides excellent viewing angles, color reproduction is good and doesn't look too oversaturated, and the brightness is good enough for comfortable viewing outdoors.

Colours are natural and seem fairly accurate, viewing angles are good, although with a pixel density of 224ppi we found that fine text and curved edges didn't look perfectly sharp or smooth.

But the Atom Supremus does not have scratch protection, which means you will need to put one of the two screen guards it ships with; with that on, the viewing angles are not as sharp and sunlight legibility isn't as good, but the touch response is unaffected.

Not only did the selfie look sharper, it was also wider - angle, letting me get more in the shot without having to over stretch my arm.

The 10.3 - inch touch screen offers a 1,280 - by - 800 resolution, but it does use In - Plane Switching (IPS) technology for a sharper picture and wider viewing angles.

Not only did the lens not live up to the claim that it «captures incredibly sharp wide - angle images with practically no distortion,» but it had significantly more distortion, to the point where some of the photos were not usable than the cheaper, smaller lenses.

OLEDs don't require a separate backlight and can deliver deep blacks, strikingly sharp pictures and excellent viewing angles so that every seat on the couch is in the sweet spot.

There's a 5 - inch, 854 - by -480-pixel display on the front, which doesn't have great viewing angles and isn't as sharp as the 960 - by - 540 panel on the 5 - inch Hydro Reach, but colors appear less washed out.

Graphics and texts do look sharp, viewing angles are good, and brightness isn't an issue.

While Blass didn't give any details about the handset, it's clear that the phone features sharper, squared angles.

Sometimes the reason it feels this way is because traffic through the room doesn't flow properly if there are too many sharp angles.

While it has the metallic base, this metallic is brushed making it slightly dull and does not have the sharp angles most modern designs seek.