Sentences with phrase «small instances»

Women, on the other hand, have a very small instance of color blindness.

They are small instances where teams of players are pitted against each other to achieve a specific objective.

Only in very small instances will less copy convert better.

There have been huge scandals over much smaller instances of hate speech in the EU, why is this case so different?

The further complication is that the House of Lords does not have the power (except in small instances of cases) to amend delegated legislation — the choice is to either accept or reject.

Since the forex market is dependent on the currency prices, smallest instances like rainfall to natural catastrophe, from little political turbulence to change of governments, all while leaving an effect on the currency rates can also make it the most unpredictable market in the world.

No issues with jagged edges or shimmering occurred, and only small instances of source defects occurred.

These range from small instances to more unique digital experience like Coin Rush, which has you finding digital coins, or NVZN, which has you shooting down waves of digital aliens.

Sound effects are included when using spells, guarding against enemy attacks, and during a variety of other small instances.

Add a wonky camera here and there and one small instance where the game lagged on me and it becomes relevant that this game could have used a little more polishing before it finished development.

But, these events are bolstered by much smaller instances: mini-presentations and social media announcements, just like what we see with the Nintendo Direct.

We let LandRover's hill descent control (HDC) do its work, ensuring that breaks are applied in small instances and facilitating inch by inch movement to safety.

A great option to alleviate the appearance of small instances of dark spots is Garnier SkinActive Clearly Brighter Anti-Sun Damage Daily Moisturizer SPF 30 which is formulated with Pine Bark Essence, Lipo - Hydroxyl acid and antioxidants Vitamin C and E.

But in institutions lacking the structure for dealing with issues like harassment, smaller instances of problematic behavior can bloom into something far worse.

It was a small instance of being in the right place at the right time, but it's one that neither the guest, nor Antonio, will ever forget.

Docking at space stations and your ship is like entering a small instance and is uninspiring seeing the same graphics with the same objects in different places.

Also note that it is not calculated by distance, but by screen size, so if you place a larger instance of the mesh beside a smaller instance of the mesh and start moving an equal distance away from both of them, the smaller instance will switch to the next LOD before the larger instance does.

The story is far from bad, but smaller instances and side quests have a more satisfying feeling than the main story does, mostly because the entirety of the story doesn't really feel like one big whole until very late in the game.

In the small instances where he allows photorealism to slip in, it is always to highlight something manmade, keeping his faces and skin soft, while a modern logo or design feature will jump from the canvas.

You inherently think of logos as something for brands, for companies that have products or services to sell, for organizations that want to be recognized in the smallest instance of design.

But, these events are bolstered by much smaller instances: mini-presentations and social media announcements, just like what we see with the Nintendo Direct.

The small instance presented above clearly states that whenever you are presenting yourself to anyone, always keep your achievements short and simple, and make sure that they are your best achievements.

Responsible for managing and maintain a small instance of Splunk Enterprise in the disaster recovery environment.