Sentence examples for graphic ability from inspiring English sources

Mr. Oliveira's prints, drawings and watercolors attest to an extraordinary if largely unoriginal graphic ability.

I've seen Spare's graphic ability compared to Dürer's.

By exploring distribution plots, scatter plots, residual plots, partial residual plots, pairs plots, conditional plot, contour plots and start plots, he extensively demonstrated the graphic ability in the field of PopPK.

Intel, which dominates the market for central processing units, includes less advanced graphic abilities in its Pentium chips.

Developers of the game Infinity Blade 2 are now on stage, showing off the iPhone 4S's graphics ability.

Sega's machine will also ship with a 33.6 kps modem, 16 MB of memory and a host of technical tricks that will make its graphics ability comparable (or even better) than a-top-of-the-line desktop PC, even one decked out with special 3D graphics hardware.

Though criticizing the graphics' ability to "get in the way at times," the "very vague" mission briefings and the "odd flying model for the planes," the reviewer conceded that "if you're a hardcore shooting fan, and you're looking for a good challenge, you'll probably want to look into Incoming".

Intel and Advanced Micro Devices both sell main processors that include graphics abilities, cutting out the need for add-on graphics processors, and already eating into some Nvidia sales.

It intends to beef up the graphics abilities of its processors and will one day start selling specialised graphics chips.AMD is taking similar steps.

When the computer starts up, you can choose to run either Windows or Mac OS X. Benefits of Boot Camp include running Windows at full speed; it runs natively on the Mac, as it would on a conventional Windows-based PC, fully using the processor and graphics abilities, and providing compatibility with hardware peripherals and devices designed for PC's.

This gives a Windows CE-based device laptop-like graphics abilities and yet sucks up just 150 milliwatts of power, a third of what a traditional laptop graphics chip would consume.