Sentence examples for aesthetic advantage from inspiring English sources

That means the show lasts though midsummer, an aesthetic advantage that carries a management conundrum.

"As designers, we are using that as an aesthetic advantage that we can leverage into other models," Mr. Hunter said.

Image quality improved rapidly, and the last decade has seen some striking examples of filmmakers exploring and exploiting digital to aesthetic advantage.

A significant aesthetic advantage that the television series has over the movie is that it can tell stories that develop in real time over weeks, years, and sometimes even decades.

I love the look of Street by 50 headphones, and think they actually have an aesthetic advantage against the new Beats by Dre cans.

So it sounds like the early years of 'smart garments' could squander any aesthetic advantage by combining it with some not-so-smart customer service.

Some surviving small airports surrender their aesthetic advantages by imposing an extra surcharge on departing passengers.

But at this sort of cost it can make a useful (and unsubsidised) contribution.The new panels have aesthetic advantages, too.

It offers aesthetic advantages that fourth-growth plantation pine for $3.99 a foot will not: the grain runs deep, and the wood is marked with knots, nail holes, bird's-eyes, blisters, whorls and cathedrals, those ghostlike ovoid shapes that billow out in shadowy waves.

Dermal substitute are used for soft-tissue defect for their functional and aesthetic advantages.

For example, one might argue that live performances have aesthetic advantages over recordings because one hears the performance of the sounds and songs, rather than their reproduction by loudspeakers (cf. Mag Uidhir 2007).