Sentences with phrase «so less text»

The amount of time the battery lasts between charges is based on page turns, so less text = more page turns.

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If you want to reach local customers and keep them coming back to your business, text - message marketing is one of the most effective strategies for doing so: While email marketing messages are opened by less than 20 percent of recipients, text message ads are typically viewed by at least 95 percent of recipients, according to Mashable.

Business cards are less common now that text and email are so prevalent, but they're still as effective as ever.

And the applied machine learning team working on Deep Text was created in the fall, so this project is less than a year old.

Granted, a transcription of a spoken pitch might make for a less - than - compelling text, so we conducted another experiment to test whether the results of a written pitch would be similar to those of a transcript.

So you pull an extremely out of context passage, from the OT no less, and proof text it on us and somehow think it makes your point.

None but the tenured and the wannabe tenured would approach the Bible as a mere work of literature — much less as a text of divine inspiration — with so little imagination or so little appreciation for the imagination of its authors, this is sobering, for today's student theologians are likely to be tomorrow's women of the cloth.

In fact, Gayle did this so text book that her daughter made the decision herself to change, taking responsibility for her life, and as such will be much less likely to digress.

In 2011, Cuomo issued a message of necessity so that state lawmakers could vote on a bill reconfiguring the state income tax code less than two hours after its text had been made public.

When that happens, hormones as well as a number of other singling molecules like neurotransmitters which you began this talk with are released and they have very definitive brain care taking effects, but due to endocrine disrupting compounds that we're exposed to on a daily basis that are hormone disrupting and even sociologic ways that we now live differently with texting being the new talking so there's less one on one connection, there's a lot more anger, there's many people starting to write books on this, our human connection is, and I love your book very much, our human connection is waning.

So this holiday season, it's time to get our online dating game faces on (and no, we aren't talking that who - should - text - who - first nonsense): We resolve to wear more red on our bods and less on our lips.

At most they represent the stories of their owners, but how long do those stories endure — especially when the young, accustomed now to perishable texts and downloads, have so much less connection to the material world?

It can be said that Bruce Beresford, returning to the examination of the fallout on the fringe of war that he detailed so effectively in 1980's Breaker Morant, has taken varied texts, sacred and found, and composed a film in Paradise Road that is meant to be both an evocation and a tribute to a lesser - known story from WWII.

They take a number of liberties with the text, some of them effective (like having Duncan's murder witnessed by his son, Malcolm, played by Jack Reynor), others considerably less so (e.g., omitting Macbeth's second visit to the sisters, and their misleading reassurance that he will remain king until Great Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane Hill and that «no man of woman born» can kill him) *.

Indeed, I'm not sure I've ever seen a film in which the text and subtext — both concerning an effortlessly gifted father who presses his less - talented son to follow in his footsteps — were so completely in alignment.

If they do not learn from their teachers what a foyer is — or, far less trivially, how to read and make reference to complex, even disturbing texts about fundamental issues — many of them will have no other chance to do so.

It's important that teachers have accurate information so that when students ask them about or talk about «I couldn't go to university...», perhaps there's the option then for teachers to say «well, actually, did you know that although of course it will take some money to be able to afford the text books and all the other things, there are options that can really support people with less economic resources to make it to university.»

We are going to try a new routine this summer and I am going to start with How to Teach Informational Text (which I haven't presented before) and then move on to How to Deliver Instruction and Illicit Responses from you students so that there is a constant give and take in your classroom and hopefully less off - task behavior and discipline problems.

They are a profitable business for those who run them, but much less so for the writers who toil to produce text to feed the Internet's rapacious appetite for words.

Here at the dawn of the economy of the digital story we're still caught up in the idea of books as distinct chunks of text more or less on par with those rectangular paper things so deeply imbued with meaning for centuries.

Studies have shown that those students who have early access to their materials are less likely to drop their classes and are more likely to do well, so the same accessibility is a concern for students have special considerations when relating to their texts, like a print - specific disability.

Hi David, I am designing a collection of recipes for a book to sell and I am hopeful to create one with black and white text and color photos, whether the photos are full page to bleed on every other page or so or less frequent.

Even something as simple as turning pages with the Android app is funky because the E Ink doesn't refresh properly so the text is rough and less defined that it should be.

But the quality isn't very good because the text is rougher and less dark than with full page refresh turned on so it's not going to be very useful for that.

Zoom out and you'll see that tiddly text isn't all that smooth — although less so than on an iPad 2.

Even page turns are smoother than on the T68 for some reason: there's less of a sliding effect, so text tends to remain darker and smoother when paging.

It gives you a pixel density of 160ppi, higher than most other tablets, so copes better with fine detail than some: text looks crisper and you can resolve more on a website with less zooming, for example.

It is when the text is fragmented over several screens so there is less content on each screen that text processing is impaired — because, then it is more difficult for the reader to construct a cognitive map of the text structure that usually helps them remember what they are reading.

Some people may prefer smaller text so they can more easily see the visuals, whereas others may prefer larger text so that reading is easier and less of a strain.

, the game ends up displaying a far less coherent or decisive leftism than its contemporaries like Final Fantasy VII or Metal Gear Solid 2 that were, through an insistent application of text, managing to tackle much more complex systems of oppression than Dragon Quarter's systems and minimalist narrative could ever hope to achieve, which leaves the game feeling tonally coherent much more so than it is thematically coherent.

However, on the opposite side of the fence, with so much spoken dialogue in the game, the text less thoughts of each character in their story mode are downright boring.

It's post-Thanksgiving in the US and I'm sure everyone's still feeling too sick to move, so I thought I'd spend this weekend with less text for you to read and more pictures for you to look at.

There is a lot to Antihero, and I could never explain it all in this small wall of text, so just do yourself a favor and grab it for their extraordinarily low price of $ 15 (or less).

So does the other more or less straight text, not counting Ricci Albenda's alphabet as color spectrum and Karl Holmqvist's circled letters, like a word game without rules.

David Zwirner's website is filled with the tiniest of tiny text, but it's always so current the site's design flaws are less of an issue, They've made some design changes since they first launched the site.

Less subtle, but knowingly so, is BMW's display of a Le Mans racing car custom - painted by the American conceptual artist Jenny Holzer — known for her text aphorisms — emblazoned with the words «Protect me from what I want».

JF We discussed Samuel Beckett earlier; I am thinking about your paintings in relation to Beckett's method (in the bulk of his mature work) of writing in French and translating his text into English afterward, so that his language was less precious or artistic, more directly functional.

Then again, in his seminal text The Dialectics of Decadence (1993) Donald Kuspit establishes how the concept of aesthetic purity, as posited by Donald Judd, is dependent upon its opposite: so - called decadent art (in this case the example given is the work of Sandro Chia, of whom Judd held a less than favourable opinion).

So, based upon projections (no less) of what it may be like in 2050, the authors and the text book publisher are to be taken to task?

We had seen samples of this style used in public health education, so that seemed like a less text - heavy, simpler way to get some ideas across.

Unless the obligation to enforce legislation is to be emptied of any meaningful content, a point must come at which the statutory text is so clear as to preclude a given «interpretation», even if competing constructions would accommodate rule - of - law or separation - of - powers considerations less fully.

Her judgement has the effect of rendering the term «employment» more or less meaningless while introducing a rule of statutory interpretation (that so - called «quasi-constitutional» statutes — I'm not sure how the BC human rights code is more of a «quasi-constitutional» document than the BC Dog Leash Act, both have the same legal status, but that's a separate issue — should be given interpretations which bear no ressemblance to what their text actually provides.

I'm told (by a lawyer who'd have reason to know) that the first time my apportionment text was mentioned in the SCC — the text was still in draft (the parties had portions of the manuscript) so that'll give you an idea of when it was — one of the judges on the bench was less than impressed that they'd been referred to a still in progress work by a living author.

So the things you do most often — like texting and browsing the web — happen quickly while using less energy.

It's likely similar to the way the Google Translate app uses Word Lens to instantly decipher text — so this is less about introducing a new feature, and more about making something dead simple so we'll regularly use it.

Thankfully, Samsung has added a few email text and background color options, so those who dislike the black background as much as I do have one less thing to complain about.

Keep it high on information while very low on the text so that the recruiter can get the right message and also learns about your qualifications in lesser time.

This makes sense because avoidant people usually feel less close to their partners and are sensitive about becoming too close to the partner for fear of getting hurt, so they wouldn't put much effort into communicating with their partner via text.

It is so easy to send someone a text because it seems less intrusive for one and secondly it does not require an immediate response.