Sentence examples for increases graphic from inspiring English sources

"It would also immediately desist from its aggressive opposition to tobacco control policies such as tax increases, graphic health warnings and plain packaging," says the letter, whose signatories include Prof John Ashton, president of the UK Faculty of Public Health (FPH); Prof Rifat Atun, of the Harvard School of Public Health; and Prof Robert Beaglehole, of the University of Auckland.

With the increased graphics processing power of the next gen consoles and high-end PCs, games began to resemble animated movies, while blockbuster Hollywood films increasingly relied on computer generated effects, in effect becoming non-interactive videogames.

Temperature records from satellites and balloons clearly show long-term increases (see graphic below).

As the system's complexity increases, the graphic model becomes cluttered with symbols and their connecting links.

Video games' progression into the 1990s brought dramatic increases in graphics and sound capabilities, and the ability to use full-motion video (FMV) content in games.

You can use the software to increase your graphic card and memory clock speeds, thus improving overall performance of your graphic card.

There were smiles at Apple's new, more powerful A8 system-on-a-chip, the silicon at the heart of the iPhone 6, but also consternation at the knowledge that two new form factors would have to be supported, and worry that the company's touted "50% increase in graphics power" might not match the 185% increase in the number of pixels the phone will have to render on the top-end iPhone 6 Plus.

In addition, the graphics will increase anxiety and anger and will elicit more emotional reaction [ 22].

Over the last few years, Graphical Processing Unit (GPU) power has increased, therefore 3D graphic programming has become more feasible in terms of memory allocation, calculations and processing speed.

"There's an increasing awareness of graphic design, but it's only grown recently," he says.

Complaints about charity adverts rose over the past decade, in part due to the increasing reliance on graphic scenes to achieve what advertisers call "cut through".