Sentence examples for more fidelity from inspiring English sources

"Like a marriage, only with more fidelity".

"What we found is that when we had instructors who come from a hip-hop pedagogical foundation, the program is implemented with more fidelity," said Tauheedah Baker-Jones, 33, the manager of the program.

Recognizing the theme as well worn, the critic Jonathan Yardley nonetheless wrote in The Washington Post Book World, "I cannot recall its being treated elsewhere in recent fiction with more fidelity to and understanding of the truths of separation, divorce and readjustment".

It is a dual slider with some B&O technology to add more fidelity to music on the go.

The unique signature provided by multi-electrode sensors results in higher signal-power compared to single electrode pair sensors, and can also result in more fidelity in distinguishing particles from noise.

Those composite signals contain much more fidelity and metadata than previous elements of the stream, and like H.264 will create swarms around both content and production of the parent streams.

What is more important, fidelity to history or concern for the present?

Where others might have faith in the unseen and intangible, Wilde confesses a more aesthetic fidelity to "What one can touch and look at".

A new VR rendering plugin for the platform was also announced which should give devs some more "enhanced fidelity and performance, bringing consumers more realistic experiences," according to Unity.

The music has a loose feel, with grittier guitar and more low fidelity production than on Hunt's previous albums.

The growing adventurousness in the bedroom, side by side with the abandonment of its descriptive language, may also have been encouraged by the Gay movement, which welcomes diversity more than fidelity in erotic relationships.