Sentence examples for bit native from inspiring English sources

Really, each impulse is both a bit native and a bit bought, and Americans with money tend to buy what they have absorbed coming up American.

Recent reports underscore Google going a bit native app crazy.

If Ms. Martin considers her precautions a bit silly, native New Yorkers find such cursory tactics, and the generally cavalier attitude that fuels them, both dangerous and, in a way, disrespectful to the city.

While many of the Indian performers of Mozart's "Magic Flute" may not be intimately familiar with opera, they are hoping that a bit of native history and music, as well as some improvisation of the basic story, might add a new dimension to the art form.

But on the iPhone X, the user interaction is a bit more native.

Thus, the Python version felt a bit more native than the Perl version.

It was a massive wealth transfer from the middle managers who pushed paper since 1950 to the dot-com CEOs who pushed bits with native ease.

However, in agreement with the results reported in [ 10, 12], we also observe that in our system that real-world 8-bit image shows more artifacts e.g. horizontal stripes suggestive of fixed frequency interference than the one acquired by numerically truncating to 8-bits from the native 14-bit image, especially in low backscatter areas of the image.

Digging a bit deeper, React Native shows strong thought leadership beyond making native user interfaces available to JavaScript developers.

I don't think that Al Qaeda is the least bit concerned about Native America.

Mr. Murray gives a determinedly low-key and deeply touching performance, even if a bit of his native Chicago creeps into the outer-borough accent he affects.