Sentences with phrase «tires your eyes reading»

Most screens are much less sharp than the type in a printed book and it quickly tires your eyes reading in this way.

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But as I get older reading web articles makes my eyes tired.
Other than that, just reading a great book until my eyes get tired.
You need to read sleep cues such as fussiness, rubbing eyes, or pulling ears, and then act quickly when your baby appears tired.
It's at this time (after an after - school break) Â that I have to get this kiddo to sit down, do his vision therapy that works his already tired eyes, and do any homework, to include 20 minutes of reading.
If you're too tired after a night up with a cold to read the screen, you can check on your fever with your eyes closed!
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You can read it in her tired eyes, in the weary way she regards some of her lovers — but also in the way she can suddenly glow, like in a memorable scene where Isabelle dances with a complete stranger (Paul Blain) to Etta James» «At Last.»
They may reverse letters or numbers or mis - sequence, report that letters «move», lose their place more frequently reading across lines of print, be sensitive to the «glare» from the white page / board / screen and their eyes can tire more easily when reading.
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Approximately the size of a mini-tablet, the programmable high - res 7 - inch screen puts info like turn - by - turn directions, individual tire pressure (TPMS) readings, fuel stats, and safety system alerts right up front in the gauge cluster so the driver's eyes can stay where they need to be - on the road.
This is done to make reading long texts easier on the eye and brain, which can soon get tired from reading lengthy data on an electronic screen.
Maybe this is because people can only stare at an LCD screen for so long and people can only read for so long before their eyes get tired.
That makes more sense although I personally dislike reading on lcd tablets, forget the distractions but my eyes tire quickly.
Reading like this quickly becomes unpleasant, and does indeed tire the eyes.
I had read comments on it being «better», and not tiring the eyes, but it seemed like a fairly weak reason to invest in one overall.
Love the e-ink screen, a far better way to read even compared to my Samsung Tab OLED screen which is great for color but the glare does tire the eyes quickly.
With so much reading going on, it's possible that print books are preferred for another completely practical reason: reading on screens tires out your eyes much faster than reading on paper.
So our eyes are tired strong at long reading.
Kindle Paperwhite delivers an uncompromised reading experience — unlike tablets, it's easy to read in bright sunlight, won't tire your eyes in the dark, weighs just 7.3 ounces so you can read comfortably for hours with one hand, and has eight weeks of battery life
Because the pixel qi version is the only option for non-back-lit reading, which means anyone tired of the eye - strain will have the option to read under a light.
I use it daily to take handwritten notes at meetings, but it's also great for reading in bed without tiring my eyes or having to turn pages too often.
Before this device came to my hands, I usually got tired of reading ebooks on the computer screen after about 30 minutes, as I got «lost» on the text and my eyes began to tear a little.
Applying for college is daunting because you have to lay yourself out there, raw before the eyes of people who read so many college essays that they're likely tired and grumpy by the time your paper comes before them.
Won't tire your eyes in the dark Kindle Paperwhite guides light toward the surface of the display with its built - in front light — unlike back - lit tablets that shine in your eyes — so you can read comfortably for hours without eyestrain.
Furthermore, reading on e-ink or paper is far less tiring on the eyes, and let's not forget battery life.
Another thing that has bothered me is that my eyes get strained and tired by reading off my iPad.
Your eyes don't get tired when you read e-paper.
Choosing a Kindle app over a Kindle 3 is especially recommended if your eyes don't tire from reading on LCD screens.
One of the highlighting features in Kindle tablets is that e-ink display because it is gentle to the eyes and people after a long tiring day at work can read books on their Kindle devices without any problem.
My only gripe about the Kindle Fire is the same gripe I have with all LCD - based tablet computers being marketed as e-readers: most people find LCD screens tiring on the eyes, and would prefer the reading experience on an e-Ink screen (which is easier on the eyes, visible in bright sunlight, and allows for much longer battery life).
The 2016 Kindle's text is legible enough, but I found that my eyes tired more quickly than they did after reading other e-readers.
I've got a rare disease that is destroying my fine co-ordination motor nerves, which means it's hard work for my eyes to make the small movements needed to read and results in me being extremely tired after just half an hour of reading.
Plus, once the eyes get tired, as anyone's does after long reading sessions, the Nook HD's text - to - speech feature lets you rest those eyes.
If we read on computer, we easily get eye - tired, but for Kindle, this will not happen unless we read unless 3 - 4 hours.
If your eyes tire, simply increase the font size and continue reading comfortably.
The reflective screens on LCD tablets make it hard to read in bright light, and many people find that the backlight tires their eyes over long reading sessions.
Nothing kills reading joy (and grows eyes tired) more than one endless chunk of text.
Compared to a phone or tablet, text is more comfortable to read on the Kindle's E Ink screen, as you don't have a backlight shining into your eyes tiring them out.
You get to choose between three different ebook - readers with e-ink displays on one hand, which are excellent for reading written content (books, websites, magazines), as they mimic plain old paper books and won't tire your eyes.
His tests showed that type fonts with serifs made reading significantly easier and faster; that they enhanced legibility and comprehension; and that the eyes tired less quickly.
Personally, I like to use Night Mode whenever possible, as the standard white - on - blue theme can be pretty tiring on your eyes if you find yourself reading on the site for extended periods of time.
And if your eyes are tired from all this reading, give»em a rest: tune in to Pocketnow Weekly 130 for our audio recap of the show, featuring some very excellent guests from Android Authority and Mobile Geeks!
Your resume should be done in the same sequence to make it easier for the recruiters» tired eyes to read without compromise.
I can tell you from experience that the last thing a tired - eyed reader wants to do is read a resume that is so crowded and stuffed with verbiage that your eyes glaze over.
The use of resume summaries is perhaps not mandatory, but it is certainly welcomed by tired employer eyes who have worked overtime to «find» information hidden in the dozen or so resumes, that they have already read before yours cropped up in their hands.
I'm very excited for you and also will try to pray as I read your log that you not grow weary, that your eyes stay on Jesus, that Gods Word will show you ways to not grow tired of being patient in other things.
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