Sentence examples for low definition from inspiring English sources

Compared with the movie imagery of today, Hitchcock's Rebecca is low definition.

THE soundless saturated images of an old home movie in low definition: It is Christmas morning, 1952.

Flat light and low definition made the open slopes more difficult than the forested glades, where brush and tree trunks gave context in the murk.

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As the final credits rolled, I turned to Hesmondhalgh and told her I'd been watching the Rovers regulars since 1964, with hazy low definition memories of Ena Sharples before that – and the conclusion to Siege Week was some of the best Corrie I'd ever seen.

This could lead to a cosy arrangement where each firm is less inclined to compete on price.In this section East or famine Risk redefined Circular logic Surf's up The very long view Hole sale Shackling the scapegoats Low definition Correction: Financial risk ReprintsIn practice, the conditions for such tacit collusion are quite rare.

I watch and rewatch clips like the low-definition "Inches from Death: Downhill mountain biker rips cliffs in Utah".

It ushers the visitor into a world of high-definition muscles, low-definition sex-linked characteristics and gender-bending ambiguity.

Here's the reality: laboriously hook your computer to your TV; watch low-definition photos of the family vacation.

Additionally, it could make low-definition video look better when viewed on a high-definition display by dynamically adding pixels.

Ordinary, low-definition television has 625 lines in Europe, and a mere 525 of them in Japan and America.