Sentence examples for visual flaws from inspiring English sources
Additionally, HE gave the worst performance as the resulting images were over-enhanced, had unrealistic contrast, and were affected by visual flaws.
If one were to take the original Ocean and polish out its visual flaws without intending to change the overall look, the Ocean 2 would be the result.
He commented on the accurate recreation of the original graphics, and stated that the small Nintendo DS screen helps hide any visual flaws.
Polson noted minor audio and visual flaws, most notably the recycling of sound effects from Genesis Sonic games, but he lauded the game's music.
The original video, however, for all its visual flaws, had the audio of an outraged bystander yelling at the officers that Gray's legs looked "broke".
Blue and silver have replaced red-orange in the color mix, and though the virtuoso Hisham Abed is once again doing cinematography, "The Hills" also uses fancy color grading and online finishing; the result is a kind of visual flaw-intolerance and a sense not of romance (as in "Laguna Beach") but of tension (as in a Michael Mann movie).
Production vehicles are given visual inspections for flaws, individually test-driven at high speeds, and subjected to vibration tests.
The sum of such trivial errors is a lingering impression of visual weirdness, a definitional flaw so intense as to form its own expressionism.
Reviewers criticized the graphics, with Ryan Clements of IGN saying that "one of Nier's greatest flaws is its visuals," while GameSpot's Kevin VanOrd bemoaned the "flavorless visuals" and "lifeless environments".
But it advances its questions quietly, and a bit too quietly: the resulting low visual impact is a major flaw.
While these formats have a much higher degree of machine interpretability than those designed only for visual presentation, they are highly flawed due to a combination of incompleteness of description and high degrees of freedom, which join forces to ensure that such data sources are rarely meaningful to software without an expert scientist on hand to provide the missing context.
