Sentences with phrase «small background»

The lighting system that's mixed with the variety of smaller background additions created the perfect racing atmosphere aside from the tree comment.

Blink and you'd miss Richard Armitage's small background role (second from the right in the background) among the guards on Naboo.

The latter still has a unsubstantiated, small background change during 1900 - 1950.

It just fills the page with smaller backgrounds.

Over the wide frequency range of seismic waves transmitted through the Earth (hundreds of seconds to ten cycles per second), the sensors of the permanent and transportable seismic and magnetotelluric arrays will resolve the smallest background motions at the quietest of sites, while remaining «on scale» for all but the largest ground motions from regional earthquakes.

Light Kit: This kit includes 3 lights; 2 tall ones and one small background one.

There is good speaker interplay, establishing a fully immersive atmosphere, paying attention to both the small background details and the louder stuff like the music, which sounds particularly amazing here.

To give you a small background of what's involved, both events are organized by the Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association (CESA), and as such, the award show was originally called the CESA Awards.

Finally, we have a third swell represented by a green line which is a small background swell in the 0.5 foot range with a dominant period of 15 seconds and an angle of 299 °.

I also received a sort of snack brochure that gave a small background on each item in my box.

Sure, each character might have a small background story but you almost never see all of the characters in the same story.

Shadow uses the antagonist from the Sonic games, Shadow, and turns his small background into a full - fledged story.

I accept that noise at a level that could cause physical harm would constitute «pollution» but given that wind turbine noise is more of a small background hum at distance of about 400m, that falls far short of a reasonable threshhold for measurable harm.