Sentences with phrase «thin than the picture»

You could make them in a 13 × 9 instead of 9 × 9, but that will make them much thinner than the picture.

It looks thinner than your pictured naan!

The removable liner is nice but very thin than the picture shown.

Not exact matches

I think I may have reduced my sauce a little too much because it seemed like a thinner coating than these pictures but still was flavorful.

Their outer walls were a little thinner than the tomatoes shown in Deb's pictures, so they fell apart more but were still delicious.

I wasn't sure how thin the sesame paste was supposed to get... I think mine was a bit thicker than in your picture.

Mine did not look at all like the picture, they didn't flatten out much so the cookies were way too thick and the glaze was also too thick so I had to add more milk than what was called for to thin it out some..

The cortex is the thin layer of cells on the surface of the brain that governs many functions, and in elephants it contains a greater variety of cell types (such as the extensively branched neuron pictured above) than is found in more frequently studied animals such as rodents and primates.

In theory, screens with picture elements switched on and off by light beams could be thinner and consume less power than today's LCDs, which must contain wiring for up to one million transistors.

Over the past five years a handful of these companies have invested $ 3 billion in factories to build flat screens, and in April NEC announced that it had produced a thin screen measuring 33 cm in diagonal that displays full - colour pictures with a finer definition than those produced by conventional televisions with cathode - ray tubes (CRT).

We could rattle off a load more statistics but the general picture of Greeks and Italians sitting back, chinking red wine glasses together and laughing about how much thinner they are than the rest of the world is a myth.

I just love a good towel that makes pool pictures better, folds up thinner than your typical old school towel, and is usually much larger than a regular towel.

It's an exceedingly thin premise that's employed to sometimes striking yet often underwhelming effect by Kubrick, with the picture suffering from a decidedly amateurish feel that's compounded by less - than - accomplished performances and an ongoing emphasis on overwrought, unconvincing dialogue and narrative.

Today, the project has become a veritable global phenomenon, and because of it, thousands of children from more than forty countries have exchanged pictures, stories, and goodwill, turning a half - inch - thin storybook character into a cultural icon.

The XL1 is smaller than it looks in pictures, it's actually shorter and thinner than a VW Polo, the company's current smallest car.

The main reason Apple is upgrading their phones is because OLED screens are thinner and offer better picture quality than the mainstay liquid crystal display screens.

Apple could launch the iPad HD tablet with iPhone 5, spoken of being thinner and lighter than iPhone 4, and under the hood you can find a dual - core processor, and an 8 MP camera for pictures.

If a super-thin TV is really what you want, then you'll want to sacrifice a little bit of picture quality for an edge - lit model, or plan to spend even bigger bucks on an OLED TV, which is thinner than an iPhone.

OLED displays are slimmer and more vibrant than standard LCD screens, which could result in future iPhones that feature even thinner designs and sharper picture quality.

GSMArena has just published a set of leaked pictures that show us the Galaxy Note 4 up close and it looks as though the device will be thinner and flatter than the Galaxy Note 3, as it features a harder - looking plastic rear shell compared to the Galaxy Note 3's pleather exterior and it's also completely eliminated the camera bump that we've seen in past Galaxy Note models.

One picture also shows that the Galaxy Alpha is a tad thinner than Apple's iPhone, though the camera module on the former protrudes a bit compared to the rest of the body.