Sentence examples for better settings from inspiring English sources

If you have a negative, you can always try to get more out of it, by scanning it again with better settings or by using a better scanner.

On average, though, well-off households have the resources needed to provide better settings for the fullest development of a child's natural abilities.

Their pictures and those of other undesirable families, like the so-called Bunglers, whose story appeared in a 1930 issue of Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment, used the backdrop of poverty and broken-down architecture to reinforce arguments about natural inferiority, just as "fitter" families posed in better settings.

With better settings, the company shouldn't make any distinction between carriers, period.

Video may take longer to process and upload with better settings, but you win some and you lose some.

GoPro product team members gave me better settings to use, but it seemed odd that their recommendations aren't the company's go-to settings.

The site itself has grown up, too: it lost the weird logo and the Zuckerberg shout-out; it added photo albums, the news feed, better privacy settings, and, of course, advertisements; and it is no longer cool — a status that has been passed on to upstarts like Snapchat (which Facebook has tried to acquire) and Instagram (which it did acquire).

In general, observed quality of care is better in settings with better-educated teachers, but this is not always the case.

Based on the obtained results, it can be seen that, better optimal settings for DOCRs are obtained by using the proposed method in comparison with previous methods.

People do better in settings where they are engaged, trusted and energized.

Along with the fact that it is in IMax 3D, which makes it that much better, the settings are something you would imagine in a Harry Potter property.