Sentence examples for especially brief from inspiring English sources

All superzooms consume more power than average point-and-shoot cameras, but the FZ35's battery life seemed especially brief.

The panel was especially brief – the lineup was large enough that introducing its members took up much of the time – but it was well received by the people who had slept outside in leather, formalwear, PVC armor, or mostly naked in order to get a seat in the hall and look interesting doing it.

Pinot Noirs tend to be low in pigment because they are made from thin-skinned grapes, but the cool climate and long winters of the Finger Lakes afford the grape skins an especially brief opportunity to develop color, and the resulting wines are pale and delicate.

Increased access to psychological treatments, especially brief cognitive behavioural treatment--as an alternative to, or jointly with pharmacotherapy--is part of most recent reforms in countries such as the UK and Australia [ 9].

In Milan, where young talent tends to get steamrollered by the mighty brands — especially in this particularly brief season — Ms. Versace's initiative looks like a good bet for the house and for fashion.

The idea was to trumpet its big investments in renewable energy, especially its brief position as one of the world's biggest manufacturers of solar panels.

But she also found it heart wrenching, especially a brief appearance of a smiling Joe Cole, a onetime roadie for Black Flag who was killed at the end of 1991.

Doyle purists, if there are any, should probably stay away, but anyone else is likely to find plenty to enjoy, especially a brief bit in Part 2 where Mr. Hoskins exchanges facial tics with an ape man.

As the day wore on, officials pleaded with the antsy masses in shelters to stay patient and stay put, a frustrating exercise especially during brief periods when the winds lulled.

In valid trials, especially with brief inter-stimulus-interval (ISI), the reaction time are expected to be shorter than during invalid trials because the location where the target appears benefits from attentional enhancement evoked by cue appearance.

The brain faces a challenge as it attempts to translate sensory information into perception: Sensorineural activity imprecisely represents the physical world, In the case of tactile perception, spatial imprecision due to low receptor density poses a particular challenge, especially when brief stimuli preclude exploration.