Sentences with phrase «smaller on closer inspection»

The R350's two - box shape is only superficially like a minivan's, proving lower and smaller on closer inspection, as well as lacking sliding doors.

Not exact matches

From afar, the proton looks like a small point of positive charge, but on much closer inspection, the particle is more complex.

On closer inspection, it looks like maybe it is only a small part of what you want.

«Many percentage increases that at first glance seem clear winners, on closer inspection only represent a small number of issues downloaded due to the small base.

At the quieter end of Batu Karas, opposite the surf, a row of thatched roofs peek between the topical foliage and give the impression of a small traditional village, but on closer inspection the roofline is where the nod to tradition at Bale Karang Cottages ends — at least architecturally, the hospitality is traditionally warm.

However, a closer inspection on the HUD will reveal that your main targets are identified with small asterisk within their target box.

Side rooms provide more intimate settings for Schwartz's smaller works on paper, encouraging closer inspection and introspection by the viewer.

At first glance, the Triennale may appear like an aggregation of small solo exhibitions by a tightly selected group of artists, with many showing multiple works to give visitors a deeper understanding of individual artists» creative worlds, yet upon closer inspection, a common thread can be identified throughout the entire presentation on issues surrounding connectivity and isolation.

Vegetation in the form of houseplants, wallpaper, patterned fabric or views of foliage snatched through windows serves to break down distinctions between interior and exterior space, while in a recent still life, a window that frames the composition is, on close inspection, composed of small transfer images of similar scenes of views through windows, endlessly reflected and refracted.

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