Sentences with phrase «thicker lines based»

But unlike Apple Pencil, Crayon is not pressure - sensitive: It won't allow for lighter / darker or thinner / thicker lines based on the amount of pressure you place on its nib.

Not exact matches

Pour 1/4 of the batter in the parchment lined cake form base, and spread out evenly until you get 2 - 3 mm thick layer.

but its dumny thick like no slide no cream feel pictyre calking in a gun like the stuff u line ur base boards with.

For its first foray into ready - to - wear, the Stockholm - based brand, best known for its thick white - soled sneakers, is releasing a line of unisex jeans.

Coinciding with the new aesthetic, MvC3 also looks significantly less anime - stylized than previous sprite - based Vs. games, with the heavy use of shadow and thick black lines at times giving the game a Western look somewhat like the work of comic legend Jack Kirby.

The stylus also does not have pressure sensitivity, which means you can not press firmly on the screen to get thicker lines, it is all software based.

Roll out the pastry to 1/4 - inch thick, and use to line a 8 - inch tart ring on a baking sheet, or a tin with a removable base.

The utilitarian tail sits just below the back line and is thick at the base, but tapers.

The world of ibb and obb is based on two sides of a thick black line.

Though the marks in these African Drawings vary from character - like forms to thick nets of multicolored lines, each composition is based on the same fifteen - by - fifteen grid.

Graph illustrating the differences between thermometer - based estimates (thick black line = CRUTEM3, thick red line = Central Europe Temperature) and various proxy - based estimates (other lines) of temperatures over the 19th century.

As discussed in the article on natural cycles of ocean «acidification», and illustrated in the graph below by Martinez - Boti, over the past 15,000 years proxy data (thick lines) has determined surface pH has rarely been in equilibrium with expectations (green line) based on models driven by atmospheric CO2.

Twenty - year smoothed plots of averaged ring - width (dashed) and tree - ring density (thick line), averaged across all sites, and shown as standardized anomalies from a common base (1881 — 1940), and compared with equivalent - area averages of mean April — September temperature anomalies (thin solid line).

It was all based on looks for me - I wanted clean lines and went with a thicker board around the top and then a thinner one for the verticals.

London - based artist Benjamin Buckley draws in thick black lines reminiscent of and inspired by traditional Chinese & Japanese woodblock prints.