Sentence examples similar to wide settings and from inspiring English sources

With wide and ultra-wide settings and horizontal or vertical directions, sweep panorama mode can take up to 224-degree horizontal or 154-degree vertical shots.

We have also extensively studied the genetic basis of subclinical brain disease, both in genome-wide settings and in candidate-gene studies [ 296– 302] (see further section on population imaging).

Experiment 2 was designed to prevent display-wide attentional settings and to further coerce observers to prepare for the attentional switch.

Position in the social status hierarchy is an important influence on children in middle childhood who are participating increasingly in wider social settings and, relative to their peers in a host society, immigrant children are in a minority position because of their "foreignness".

Unfortunately, the company also tossed the old Internet control panel that let you pick your Web browser and e-mail client — you're now expected to make these system-wide settings from inside Safari and Mail.

A robust and current evidence base that is specific to local, national and Europe-wide settings is necessary to inform the development of strategies to reduce HAI and contain antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

The 24 articles that made up the final literature set were from a wide range of settings and contexts not just healthcare.

The 24 articles that made up the final literature set were from a wide range of settings and contexts: from Italian Television production teams to Australian hospitals, Scandinavian telecommunication companies to US-Indian engineering projects.

Checklists have been adopted in a wide variety of settings and represent a promising strategy for improving the culture of patient safety and perioperative care in a wide variety of settings.

The Administrator account can control other accounts, reset passwords and change the system-wide settings for the machine.

It can be generalized to a wide variety of settings and implemented at different levels of intensity.