The advantages of digital projections are many: the projected images can be still images or video; the "slides" are computer files that neither fade nor burn out as a result of the heat of the projector lamp; and the images can be created by hand, computer, or a combination of the two.
"Rather than stand in front of a soda machine fishing for a dollar bill that is neither too faded nor too wrinkled," writes Hafner, "you may someday simply dial the phone number posted on the machine".
Rather than stand in front of a soda machine fishing for a dollar bill that is neither too faded nor too wrinkled, you may someday simply dial the phone number posted on the machine.
Over time they have faded neither commercially nor artistically.
The picture of the genteel southern woman has not faded, neither has the power of the church, they said.
Synthetic fiber, the booklet said, though lacking the body and tensile strength of pure Caucasian, is not only cheaper and more durable, but also colorfast; protected from excessive moisture, light, and other agents of time, its subtle shades and natural tints will neither blend nor fade.
Finally, just as plasmon resonance can explain the continued intensity of the red (use of silver nanoparticles) and yellow (gold nanoparticles) colors found in centuries-old medieval stained glass and other works of art (Sciau, 2012), metal-impregnated neurons too will likely never fade, neither in their information content nor in their intrinsic beauty.
Examine the colored marks to verify that neither of the colors look faded, inconsistent, or streaky.
But since then, he has mostly faded into the background, neither seeking nor gaining undue influence.
But after I realized I was neither mathematician nor scientist, the dream faded.
