HBO NOW VR keeps the interface design of its desktop site, though they should likely think about picking a bolder typeface or a larger font size given that text tends to appear a bit more low-res when it's one inch away from your eyes.
Notice that the paragraph is converted to a large, bold typeface.
Not until 1884 did the Italian printer Giambattista Bodoni use boldface to describe a darkly thick, or bold, typeface, which looks like this and is easily distinguished from lightface type.
Will more literary women be able to persuade their publishers to keep that photo of a longhaired young girl in a summer dress facing shyly away from the camera off their book jackets and replace it with a neutral illustration and bold typeface?
The price ranges from $8 month, which gets a company listed in bold typeface, to $5,000 a month, which might include five 10-minute videos and a higher search ranking.
Players gain the former by leading the league in a category (typically placed in bold typeface, hence the name "Black Ink") and the latter is for finishing in the top 10.
None of these lie in the structural elements identified by Olsthoorn and Bol [ 25].> -wrap-foot> Bold typeface indicates occurrence of a different amino acid There were three amino acid substitutions between the pig and human isolates from the 1982 outbreak: A122T in the capsid protein, G306E in the envelope protein, and G354E in NS3.
The new form also clearly states in bold typeface that missing the assigned court date will lead to a warrant (important information that was completely absent from the previous form).
The reply almost turns to satire after a quick glance at the company's official Instagram account, littered with messages in bold typeface about startups supporting startups, small businesses supporting small businesses and, in general, those with more helping those with less.
