Sentence examples for more precise pictures from inspiring English sources

It is faster (a Snapdragon 600 chip has double the processing cores of a Snapdragon S4); shoots larger, more precise pictures (thirteen megapixels compared to eight); lasts longer (with a twenty per cent larger battery) and has a bigger, clearer screen (a 1920-by-1080-resolution, 4.99-inch display is now in a space that previously contained a 1280-by-720-resolution, 4.8-inch display).

To get a more precise picture of the look, just turn on "Real Housewives".

We should have enough information to get a more precise picture about the Nick Xenophon Team vote in South Australia.

Examining the data could provide a more precise picture of the speed and orientation of the craft before it broke up.

An examination of a few of these myriad forms will provide a more precise picture of the dense texture of the performing arts in Southeast Asia.

His systems will give a far more precise picture of truancy rates, security problems, teachers' absences and incompetence and the way all these factors interact.

But two studies in Science give a more precise picture of the problems that these fires -- most set as a way to clear or clean up farmland -- create for the atmosphere.

"We have started to build a foundation on our playing style, and every time we are together the team gets a more precise picture of how I want to see things done on the field.

Techniques like this, said Dr. Insel, "should give us a much more precise picture of what is happening in the brains of people who have schizophrenia, autism, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder and depression".

We will continue with high intensity training and the players will get a more precise picture of how I want to see things done on the field, our tactical approach and the speed of the game we want to play".

"We must wait until tomorrow to have a more precise picture of the situation".