Apart from their lack of blur and judder when tracking fast-moving objects and their freedom from wishy-washy greys, they can be viewed from wider angles than LCDs without the picture changing colour.
The interpolation process is good at removing blur and judder, but it can make the motion appear unnaturally smooth and disconcerting.
Minutes later, with all but a handful of its 500 seats unoccupied, the train glides off, levitating on an electromagnetic cushion that propels it with barely a judder to its top speed of 430kph (267mph).
It can take more than two minutes for the signal to travel via air tubes to the last car.Modern trains have brawnier brake-shoe materials made with resins, elastomers and mineral fibres that can apply greater friction at higher temperatures with less "judder", or shaking.
AS THE generators were fired up for the morning shift, the walls of the adjacent buildings would begin to judder, a sign of the catastrophe to come.
Although silent at the fair in order to conserve their working parts, when activated they clank and judder as if preparing to dance.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukAS THE ghosts of the Pacific war judder back to life in Asia, it seems appropriate to consider how nation states remember, and misremember, the past.
Then, with a judder, the panel runs momentarily aground.
Even the worst car accidents are scaled up versions of something with which we're all familiar; probably, most of us have driven slowly past a fatal smash at some point or another, known someone who's survived a bad one, felt our eyelids droop and the steering judder alarmingly in a late-night drive that might conceivably have ended in catastrophe.
Philips has traditionally had outstanding picture quality, thanks to proprietary features like Natural Motion that reduces judder and offers smoother images.
The prose is still ultra-stripped back and punchy-jabby in the extreme, but Ellroy has retreated a little from the crazily condensed, almost code-like judder of his Underworld trilogy language.
