Sentence examples for has more articulation from inspiring English sources

I'm more of a viewfinder man myself, but for those who rely on the display, the three-inch screen has more articulation than before, adding left and right to the old vertical movement, for a total of three-directional titling.

The optional Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System disengages the antiroll bars and loosens up the suspension settings so the wheels have more articulation (up and down movement) so the vehicle can tackle furniture-size obstacles.

The recommended set of features to use depends significantly on the application and the nature of the object: tracking faces is different than tracking pedestrians because faces are somehow more rigid than pedestrians which have more articulations.

But Pisoni, whose Arrow Collar looks, crack timing and acute articulation are tailor-made for the acting career he eventually achieved, has more than classic routines on his mind.

They were marketed as "reality-based" and "authentic" and have more points of articulation than traditional fashion dolls for more expressive posing.

Marketed with a focus on self-expression and individuality, the Flavas dolls have more points of articulation than traditional fashion dolls.

Limb bones of birds, on the other hand, have more well-defined structures resulting in more congruent bony articulations.

Suddenly, you can feel what you see and hear with much more articulation than two haptic controllers can offer.

The keyboard offers a fair deal more articulation than many other tablet keyboard docks, with a more laptop-like typing experience.

This scenario is implicitly rejected by their work, but it may be helpful to have a more explicit articulation of how these two interpretations of the S. purpuratus findings differ.

The artiodactyl astragalus also has an articulation on its rear surface for the calcaneum (heel bone).