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In the center of the frame is a passive matrix screen big enough to display a 5-by-7 photo.
The LG G Watch and Samsung Gear Live screens are large and detailed enough to display a decent amount of text, but longer emails will require a lot of scrolling.
Small tablets, especially those with high resolution displays, have the additional advantage over the hand-held devices of having a screen which is large enough to display a graphical chart at a usable size.
Moreover, in certain situations, reaching the tumour is not enough: the drug may be cleared from the tumour too rapidly and may not be available long enough to display a strong therapeutic effect.
Under-$1000 models seldom have true HD resolution, and this one is no exception: 1024×768 at 120Hz is just fine for a lot of stuff, but of course it's not enough to display an HD picture, which most 3D movies and broadcasts are going to have, although it will be able to show them resized.
No shortage of verbal offers ("Copywatch! Copywatch!") but only the occasional stallholder is foolhardy enough to display any glittering contraband.
Unfortunately, if one screen is not big enough to display all information in both languages, we revert to the first method and use command buttons.
In other words, the system is smart enough to display, say, a Gillette ad to a male passer-by rather than an ad for Tampax.
The truth is that we have not had much of a recovery in the first place, which might prevent the economy from falling enough to display what many would label a double dipalthough we are now assigning a 40% probability to such an outcome.
Creating similar products for much lower prices may be difficult because the iPad has conditioned customers to expect a device that is both relatively light and powerful enough to display high-quality media, said Mark Donovan, an analyst with comScore, a market research organization.
Atop a layer of Manila clams, each shell open just enough to display the tasty contents within, lay a spiky Fideo crown, the short thin noodles bespangled with jewels of chorizo, each strand shining with a coating of melted porcine fat.
