Are those … radishes in the back of the crisper?
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The more expensive Beats, however, sound crisper and more detailed.
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That said, the dual camera should mean crisper photos overall.
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Emily: This one seems crisper to me, a little lighter.
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Many observers said he looked crisper in the old footage.
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I want to give a much crisper rendering of everyone.
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CRISPR (pronounced crisper) stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats.
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Whoever is on the field, though, the finishing must be crisper.
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Would that this had been crisper and clearer in this sequel.
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"It means our water tastes smoother, crisper, and silkier," she says.
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The end result is a crisper photograph with more accurate colors.
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Both help to decrease noise, making for crisper, clearer photos at night.
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The cameras take great photos that are crisper than on iPhone 8.
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This means the game will run smoother and with a crisper image.
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The eerie, reverb-heavy soundtrack has never sounded crisper or more mesmerizing.
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Dolby does offer a crisper, brighter image with deeper blacks than IMAX.
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As a result, practices are crisper, more energetic and competitive, Beaty said.
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"That's a good thing," Gemignani says; it makes for a crisper crust.
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During the first hour, Warren was crisper than most of her peers.
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You can also use a hotter oven, which leads to crisper skin.
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The basket, crisper plate, and rack are all dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.
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It transported me a little bit more… It looks crisper, it looks cleaner.
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Not only did my pitches feel crisper, but my arm strength ticked up.
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When zoomed in, the photos' edges are definitely crisper, and gradients appear smoother.
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Ideally, so things look crisper and less blocky than in many current games.
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Douglas Lima clipped off crisper strikes inside of Daley's haymaker swings as well.
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You'll save yourself time and frustration and enjoy a crisper, more approachable tablet.
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The edges were crisper than the middles, which were soft but fully baked.
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Don't store apples and carrots in the same crisper drawer of the refrigerator.
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This corrects for the atmosphere's effects so that MUSE can take a crisper picture.
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The additional day in your crisper will make virtually no difference in nutrient levels.
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To my eye, it looked a little crisper than the Logi Circle I have.
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Everything in VR looks less pixelated and text is crisper and easier to read.
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In recent years, Deerhunter's music has become more concise and serene, with crisper production.
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She also refused to adopt the crisper messaging of Mr. Sanders or Mr. Trump.
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The result is a greener, crisper note than anything you'd find in the original.
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None of us had seen crisper skin — you could bounce a quarter off it.
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Meetings became crisper, and walk-in access to the Oval Office was sharply curtailed.
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These devices use toner instead of ink to produce sharper edges and crisper images.
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It's an improvement in some ways, with a crisper display and more solid design.
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The Echo's speaker was crisper, the Home's a tiny bit fuzzy, to our ears.
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Though Hall was the fundamentally crisper striker his baffling tactical decisions cost him the bout.
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Its main rival, the Linn LM-1, had a crisper sound and more sales success.
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It has built-in limiters and low cut, essentially features that will make voices crisper.
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Camera enhancements to deliver crisper photos, given the perennial photogenic obsession of the social web.
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H.R. McMaster as national security adviser has brought a crisper decision-making and execution process.
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I thought he was a little crisper than he had been the last couple times.
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Doug smartly decided to stick with four theme answers, and the result is much crisper.
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With more muscular arrangements and a crisper sound design, he might well be onto something.
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Before being cast to the bottom of the crisper, it had quite the illustrious history.
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If you're in Beijing, it's flipped; in Shanghai, it stays put, for a crisper finish.
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Amazon improved the speakers on the new device to provide crisper vocals and better bass.
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The original pre-Aperol drink of summer was pale rosé — the drier and crisper, the better.
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Pin-sharp, so they are, crisper than the crunch of frosted grass under a velvet slipper.
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Some random things from the crisper and a handful of cheese shreds or nuts or whatever?
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Clinton pulled himself together after his early mistakes and became a much crisper, more effective president.
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Instead she made use of crisper, flowing boxing to accentuate her long frame at straw-weight.
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Mr. Kothari did the same, and the two members compared pictures to see which was crisper.
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The altarpiece does appear brighter and crisper than it did on my last visit to Ghent.
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Explosions pop, dialog sounds far crisper, and you may even notice details you never have before.
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Feel free to apply it straight from the tube or use a lip brush for crisper lines.
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More powerful telescopes will send back images that are crisper and more detailed than Kepler could take.
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Luckily, with the Gotham Steel Crisper Tray, you don't have to use a whole lot of it.
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That technical jambalaya theoretically translates to crisper, cleaner, less noisy images that are free of camera shake.
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Just pop the food protector in your fruit bowl, crisper drawer or anywhere you have fresh produce.
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I hid grape jelly packets in a brown bag in the back corner of the crisper drawer.
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There is also a milder version and, for the American market, a crisper, more forcefully seasoned one.
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Allow it to air-dry in the fridge for eight hours if you want the skin crisper.
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The air is getting crisper, leaves are starting to turn, and pumpkin-flavored foods are taking over.
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After all, it's cleaner, crisper, and more colorful, not to mention a hell of a lot cheaper.
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He did that by drawing Cruz, an unorthodox striker, into boxing range and punishing him with crisper form.
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Interferometers provide higher resolution—crisper pictures of smaller areas—and can investigate many of the same celestial phenomena.
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They both look great, but the tighter pixels of pixel perfect mode makes it slightly crisper and cleaner.
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Make sure, too, that your monitor has a high-resolution display that provides sharper type and crisper images.
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Even when we just went from manual typewriters to word processors, the writing got crisper, with shorter sentences.
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As performed, though, much of the album fizzled; surely songs this anguished and incisive deserved crisper musical shapes.
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I applied it straight from the tube, but a lip brush would probably help you get crisper lines.
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This portion of the film features crisper, high-definition photography as well as fuller (though rarely complete) songs.
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Garnish with whatever herbs are kicking around in your crisper and fistfuls of barely dressed arugula or mâche.
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Ramón y Cajal refined the Golgi stain, and with the details gleaned from even crisper images, revolutionized neuroscience.
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Also, the Ultra HD has four times the resolution of standard Full HD, giving sharper, crisper, more detailed images.
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This means that when you're streaming content available in 24K HDR it will appear crisper, more detailed, and brighter.
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His prose is plainer, crisper, less show-offy, and he is less an actor than an observer and interpreter.
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But the demos it has released show images much clearer and crisper than those Microsoft can manage with the HoloLens.
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Not only are they brighter and crisper than ever before, but they can also display a wider range of colors.
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So, no need to go out and buy a fickle basil plant; the answer is already in your vegetable crisper.
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Mars Chocolate North America has launched its Snickers Crisper, a package of two 100-calorie pieces that feature crisped rice.
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Instead of nixing whites altogether, we're adding subtle touches of seasonality to help our sleep spot transition into crisper weather.
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Mars Chocolate North America has launched its Snickers Crisper, a package of two 503-calorie pieces that feature crisped rice.
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Yes, it would have been crisper with a flash, but the result is obviously far better than the example above.
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Even as 213's True Blue flirted with new wave and sonics with decidedly crisper edges, she felt boxed in.
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It forced Cadillac (which has a minor presence overseas) to abandon its soft floaty ride for a much crisper dynamic.
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The Echo Show now brandishes a crisper and more vibrant 10-inch display (the screen on the original was 7 inches).
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Inside the fryer you'll find a four-quart ceramic-coated nonstick basket and crisper plate, which fit two pounds of fries.
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If you view the world through Holly Golightly's cat-eyed sunglasses, you'll likely want a crisper, cleaner version of the spritz.
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The result is reduced noise, but with a sharper, crisper feel that doesn't feature the blotchy byproduct of the previous process.
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He mixed fastballs and off speed offerings, all from the same release point, each pitch faster and crisper than his peers'.
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Indenting makes the start of each new paragraph clear to the reader, and makes lists crisper and easier to appreciate visually.
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Movies will look more like the theater quality, sports will be smoother and crisper, and video games will be more vibrant.
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A Crisper Barboza A final important bout from UFC 197 was the much anticipated meeting between Anthony Pettis and Edson Barboza.
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The crisper prequel, "Cousin Joseph" (2016), revealed the double life of the upstanding cop Sam Hannigan, Annie's absent father, circa 1931.
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Thursday night: coconut red curry with tofu, into which you can put any vegetable in the crisper or pantry, so great.
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With Watson's help, I cooked some eggplant fritters that made convenient use of every sad, wrinkling root in my refrigerator's crisper.
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The speaker setup they have here has crisper highs and deeper bass than you've likely ever heard from a portable machine.
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Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican who exchanged a reputation for moderation for a reputation for Trumpist sycophancy, was even crisper.
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Then I rummage through the crisper for leafy greens or broccoli — whatever I can find — and trim away the woody bits.
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When he has actually opted to use it his jab has looked crisper, sharper, and less strained than all of his opponents'.
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You'll notice that the yellow fuzz looks a lot crisper on the iPhone 11 Pro (on the right) when you zoom in.
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But Gravity Rush 2 features slightly more intuitive controls and, thanks to a shift to the PS4, crisper and more vibrant visuals.
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You can choose to display games in standard 4:3, or the "pixel perfect" mode, which offers a smaller, but crisper picture.
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However, if you only have a smartphone you can try holding it up to a telescope eyepiece to take a crisper image.
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At a base level, we animated the whole movie on twos, which makes it feel crisper and almost crunchy, and really sharp.
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The air is crisper up here - high in the mountains, away from the smoke that blanket all that once was our city.
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The only doctor in the state senate, a Republican who personally opposes abortion, was crisper in his diagnosis, calling the proposal "insane".
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The Pixel produced slightly crisper images than the S7, which are in turn slightly more crisp than the iPhone 7's images.
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Jenny was thrilled that, she says, "our home appeared much cleaner and crisper on TV," but noted they'd fudged a few things.
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"Washing them in cold water will make them crisper and more flavorful than eating them straight from the package," she told Insider.
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There's the Ultra HD technology with four times the resolution of a standard Full HD screen, giving sharper, crisper, more detailed images.
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Has there ever been a crisper expression of the consequences of "intersectionality" than a ban on Jewish lesbians from a Dyke March?
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Your fridge probably comes with a few predetermined zones — crisper drawers, cheese drawer — but you can create more with trays or bins.
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Using Windows Mixed Reality tech from Microsoft, the headset has two dual-AMOLED screens for crisper images than phone-based VR headsets.
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Additionally, its QHD (1003 x 1440) display has a 120Hz refresh rate, both of which contribute to a crisper and smoother image.
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But in Dan Seifert's review, he found that the Move sounded "clearer and crisper" than Apple's HomePod, so it's no sound slouch.
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That means audio should sound even crisper than usual when listening through wired headphones — especially if you're using a high-quality pair.
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In the later paintings, crisp edges are markedly crisper and softer transitions are not watercolor-like bleeds, but cinematic, sprayed fade-outs.
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Heck, you don't even need herbs—those carrot greens in your vegetable crisper that are destined for the compost will work just fine.
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For instance, lettuce usually lasts longer in the crisper, while apples, mushrooms and peppers need more aeration and do better outside those drawers.
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First up was the original lager, which is serviceable if not noteworthy, and its close cousin, the imperial, which is a bit crisper.
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If the screenshots of Live 10 are anything to go by, it is crisper than how Live 9 currently looks on my MacBook.
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Enjoy all the fun, and practicality, of voice control with Alexa in a bigger speaker, with crisper, richer sound thanks to Dolby processing.
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Wrapping your greens in a damp paper towel inside of an unsealed plastic freezer bag will keep them fresher and crisper for longer.
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The news of CRISPER-engineered baby points to how incredible the speed of innovation can be — albeit often unconstrained by traditional bioethical principles.
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The ingredients come from the grocery store — and in our house, quite often, they've been in the crisper for a few weeks too.
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To the touch, the Threshold sheets feel crisper than other sateen sheets, making them a good compromise for couples with different sleep preferences.
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Image: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)I even prefer the brighter, crisper display on the iHealth thermometer over the Thermo's, which is always easy to read.
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Mr. Clinton delivered largely the same remarks later on Monday at the town hall here, but his delivery was crisper if still low-key.
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You get colors that are much brighter and crisper, four HDR formats for blacks and whites, and support for Dolby Atmos for 3D sound.
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So perhaps your refrigerator's crisper drawers are bulging like an over-stuffed piñata with all of your CSA vegetables you've been neglecting for weeks.
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Midi dresses are an easy transitional piece to lean on as we migrate from crisp early fall days to even crisper late fall days.
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Similarly, from abandoning his hat for a cleaner, crisper image to triumphing in a televised debate, President John F. Kennedy was the master of television.
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The days are getting crisper and colder, and our flimsy leather jackets and lightweight infinity scarves just aren't cutting it anymore (much to our chagrin).
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Letters look much crisper and more regular, and fonts look much more different from each other, allowing you to customize your reading experience a more.
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With each successive perijove, the spacecraft inches ever closer to the planet, allowing the probe to take increasingly crisper photos with its high-res JunoCam.
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With their new 2016 album, also called American Football, the band scrapped the ramshackle vibe that permeated throughout their classic debut for crisper, tighter songwriting.
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During my brief time with the HTC Vive Pro today, I was able to read text far more easily, and graphics looked a lot crisper.
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The weather is getting crisper, the fancy prestige books are starting to come out, and the fancy prestige prizes are starting to make their choices.
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The comparison to a generic audio chip is akin to cleaning the lens on a camera: everything is just that little bit better and crisper.
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There was some optimization, and there was even a UI overhaul that made the whole game look a little cleaner, crisper, and easier to read.
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Today, the company has repeated the process, but this time with newer, crisper imagery from NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey's (USGS) Landsat 8 satellite.
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Though there isn't an official study to prove this, Kit Kats just feel crisper and taste more delicious when they are of the fun variety.
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Andrew Woodall's Caesar is certainly a crisper, more commanding presence than is usual in a play whose title character gets bumped off fairly early on.
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Outside the Allman Brothers Band, Mr. Allman led his own jam bands, although at times his studio albums attempted something crisper and more radio-friendly.
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That's a higher-resolution display than the OnePlus 21's, but still short of the crisper displays Samsung and LG use in their flagship phones.
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But my latest revelation came a few months ago, when I sampled a caramel popcorn superior — lighter, crisper, more caramelized — to any I'd had before.
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Since crisper weather makes wearing a dress extra tricky, we're giving you the low-down on every floral piece we're dedicated to pulling off this season.
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The tender crisper gives a nice finish to your already cooked proteins, and you can even make homemade chips with the device's built-in food dehydrator.
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You know that sinking feeling you get when you open up your fridge and there's nothing but condiments and slowly wilting greens in the vegetable crisper?
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Amiga couldn't comment on exactly what Microsoft has improved over the past year, but a combination of hardware and software tweaks have definitely made holograms crisper.
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Size: Four quarts, up tp two pounds of fries Temperature range: 105 degrees Fahrenheit to 400 degrees Dishwasher-safe parts: Basket and crisper plate Price: $99
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Forever used the not made up (or at least not made up by them) technology of Ultimatte Cinefusion, a patented technique for crisper green screen matting.
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Crisper pleasures await in BRESSON ON BRESSON: Interviews 1943-1983 (New York Review Books, $24.95), edited by Robert Bresson's widow, Mylène, and translated by Anna Moschovakis.
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As Samin wrote for her "Eat" column this week, Packer's cereal is based on a Turkish breakfast pudding called ashure, but with a better, crisper texture.
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It has been remixed and once again remastered to give the album a broader soundstage and crisper detail, giving more separation to individual voices and instruments.
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Melissa via email Dear Readers: Just a word on storing apples: store apples without washing in a crisper or moisture-resistant wrap that has breathing holes.
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Over all, text appeared crisper and websites more vibrant on the iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy screens than they did on the Mate 10 Pro's display.
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This is important because dual-lens cameras perform better in low-light conditions and reduce the effect of motion blur, resulting in better-lit, crisper, clearer images.
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I'd say the highs are a little crisper and you can definitely hear some stronger and deeper bass, but only if you've used both like I have.
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When I listened to the speaker next to Google Home Max, the latest Amazon Echo, and Sonos One, the vocals were consistently crisper and clearer on HomePod.
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When done well, upscaling can make it seem like you're watching content at a higher resolution than the original source material; everything looks crisper and more detailed.
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Some scenes in 83 definitely look crisper than others, something I noticed while watching the IMAX version, and there were moments where the 28K resolution stood out.
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If you used a third-party water filter on your LG refrigerator, the company couldn't prevent you from making a warranty claim on a broken crisper drawer.
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The iPhone XS Max's camera was able to capture colors that looked more realistic than the Note 10, and in some cases it offered crisper detail, too.
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Most of the watch faces I've tried so far on the Apple Watch subtly become brighter and crisper as you raise your wrist to activate the display.
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After a first half in which he lost a fumble and occasionally failed to look off intended receivers, Book delivered a crisper performance in the second half.
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In the vegetable crisper of my refrigerator, I keep a 20-pack of sheet masks I bought on a layover at the airport in Seoul, South Korea.
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Leo Fender had another far-reaching idea, introduced in 1952: an electric bass guitar that was far more portable, louder and crisper than a classic bass fiddle.
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The thinner and lighter design still maintains a high-resolution 300 ppi Paperwhite display and comes with an even crisper and brighter front light for improved night reading.
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The screens, six of which exist now around the world, stand at 34-feet and 4096 x 2160 resolution, providing a richer, crisper picture than standard 2K projection.
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The clarity of the visuals are crisper to my eyes than on Gear VR. I didn't feel nauseous in most VR apps, but your own experience will vary.
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The pre-Supra concepts boasted crisper lines and a more adventurous attitude, while the production car seems to be angling for .. well, let's just say a younger buyer.
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I hit crisper service returns and stronger volleys and felt more relaxed on my touch shots knowing there was not a second opponent to cover half the court.
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"We'd like him to be crisper in going from high-level statements into the actionable plans they are going to carry out," Mr. Johnson of Barclays Capital said.
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Knowing I have to get through dozens of important messages makes my replies quicker and crisper; I can also delete the ultimate enemy (junk mail) all at once.
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"Hindsight has a lot of advantages, one of which is that everything looks crisper and cleaner, but at the time you don't know the path forward," he said.
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"Text on the new iPad is vividly crisper and sharper … By comparison, text on the iPad 2 now looks outright crude—visibly pixelated, even blurry," Jon Philips wrote.
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Voters want something crisper than the wilted salad the GOP served up in Pennsylvania, no matter how much dressing outside groups (or even the President) slop on it.
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The HomePod is a great-sounding speaker, but the Move actually sounds clearer and crisper to my ears and is able to maintain a louder volume to boot.
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So you lose some of the naturalness of the Pixel photo, but you gain a crisper picture for sharing across mobile devices where pixel-level detail isn't that crucial.
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I've also compared the V30's screen directly against the Samsung Note 8, and while Samsung's screen was crisper, it's not something I'd notice in day-to-day use.
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According to Microsoft, Xbox One X games with the Enhanced logo on them are built specifically to take full advantage of the console, boasting crisper quality and better performance.
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Their image processing technique, which they call Gotcha-PDE-TV, or GPT, could match pixels from different angles to pull out "sub-pixel" information and create a crisper picture.
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The mega boom seems to have crisper highs and clear mids at full volume where as the charge 3 distorts somewhat at full volume especially with dynamic music playing.
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By taking two photos simultaneously, the latest iPhone will be able to take crisper, clearer pictures as well as perform novel tricks like tweaking the focus of a picture.
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I love these fall mornings, not really cold where I stay but not summer-warm either, the air crisper than it was a few weeks ago, before the equinox.
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I can't be certain since I didn't get to do any proper comparisons with other phones, but the selfies — at least on the S2840's screen — looked a little crisper.
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We did notice, however, that the smart speaker doesn't sound as good as comparable Sonos speakers like the Play:5, which has crisper, clearer sound, though that costs $100 more.
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They do indeed make it easier to work on a screen in bright sunlight by cutting glare and blocking blue light (which makes everything else on your screen seem crisper).
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The AERO 15 doesn't have a sub-par display, but next to a MacBook Pro it still looks pale, with a colder hue compared to the Pro's warmer, crisper look.
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That's not too far off the size of the 7.8-inch iPad Mini, with a better resolution (and crisper picture, according to Business Insider's side-by-side test) to boot.
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" Cantwell added, "So let's get crisper and clearer about what the process is for people to get testing and when the availability of those tests will be there for them.
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As always, I appreciate the work of the editorial team in giving the puzzle some crisper clues — whatever you like in the puzzle is very likely because of their efforts.
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I've listened to the Mu-so Qb and definitely find it a crisper, more accurate sound than the new Beoplay, which also lags behind the Sonos Play:5, in my estimation.
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The company is aiming to please the Japanese listener, who prefers a leaner, crisper sound, while at the same time trying to appease people like me who favor stronger bass presence.
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Tony Prophet, Salesforce (runner-up) Change Catalyst DigitalUndivided Mission Bit Best Technology An exceptional recent technological achievement CRISPR- Cas9 (winner) CRISPR (pronounced crisper) stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats.
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The resolution could be crisper, the battery life longer, processing times could be faster and more consistent and the included mini tripod could use some more texture for a firmer grip.
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A screenshot from (the crisper Xbox 360 port of) 'Sonic Adventure', via YouTube The first console I ever owned was a SEGA Mega Drive, or, to you Americans, the SEGA Genesis.
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When Swanson got in against Frankie Edgar, his wide swings led him into counter punches and takedowns, and he struggled to even get close enough to the longer, crisper Max Holloway.
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Fall's crisper, cooler weather will be here before you know it, which means now is the best time to get your hands on these wildly popular boots — before they sell out.
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This version of the Kindle has a sharper display that makes the text on the screen crisper and look more as if you are reading from a printed piece of paper.
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But before you start using your vegetable crisper as a shoe rack, we asked designers, home organizers and other tiny-living experts for advice on making a small apartment feel larger.
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Now, some distance from our stovetop and refrigerator crisper, I think you should read this fascinating NPR story about right whales and the lobster fisheries of Maine and the Canadian Maritimes.
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My one quibble is that although the scattered images are always legible, I think they should be crisper, which I think would make the painting even more jarring than it already is.
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Actually, the HDMI and aux ports have been upgraded to be THX compliant — the differences being crisper response with less distortion at high audio levels and better color balancing over video output.
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The updated version, Metal Wolf Chaos XD, will feature a widescreen version and updated visuals so that players can enjoy robo-punching people in space as the president in even crisper detail.
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Samsung's optical image stabilization in the Galaxy S9, paired with a greater willingness to apply post-processing sharpening, resulted in a lot of my images looking crisper coming out of that camera.
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Scott agrees, when I suggest that that the new album, recorded with Jack Shirely at The Atomic Garden, in East Palo Alto, has a crisper and cleaner sound than the earlier songs.
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The Lego Batman Movie and its Dimensions companion do the same—but now the jokes are sharper, the visuals crisper, the characters more alive, and you get to hold the Lego, too.
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Sure. Juicer so I can finally turn all those stalks of celery withering away in my crisper drawer into a bright green elixir that will solve all my (possibly imagined) health woes?
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If you don't want to spend hundreds on an expensive camera, the next best thing is to get a lens that can easily attach to your phone for even crisper, more beautiful images.
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Still, despite its high cost and extreme power demands, the Acer Predator X27 is a glimpse at a virtual world that is crisper, brighter, and more fluid than anything you might've seen before.
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Hunt had the hardest head and the heaviest hands, and if he could lure the technically crisper fighters of the world into a brawl he had a great chance of laying them out.
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It's still recognizable to cinephiles, but the version heard in the trailer above is much crisper than the original tone that played before Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi in 1983.
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On "Marigold," Pinegrove is a more temperate band than it has been, and also a crisper and less complicated one, a musical direction it had already been moving in on its last album.
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When I zoomed in really far on a building on both the iPhone 11 Pro Max and the Pixel 4, the details were much crisper in the shot I took on the Pixel.
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Carneiro's striking was a lot crisper that Robertson's in the third, which was enough to see him take the split decision win on the night, with one judge going in favor of Robertson.
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Selfies look a little better from the 16-megapixel front-facing camera and regular photos as well as Portrait mode shots will look crisper and more vibrant from the dual cameras on the back.
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The girl, who had cerebral palsy, had been dead for about six months when she was found wrapped in blankets in the crisper drawer of the refrigerator at Keyes' apartment, the Houston Chronicle reported.
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Juquila is a touch more upscale than other Mexican restaurants in the neighborhood, and its attention to detail shows: crisper salads, more complex salsas, tortillas and huaraches a little more toasted on the comal.
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So I want to get to it, burn some things, then grill the last of the apples from the crisper, get them soft and smoky, serve them with vanilla ice cream for dessert. No?
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In one recent outing, he recorded only one out while yielding four earned runs, but Callaway noted that he seemed to be throwing the ball harder and making crisper pitches down in the zone.
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Just like on the NES Classic, you can choose from a faithful 16:3 version of the game you're playing, or a "pixel perfect" mode that pulls everything together so it looks tighter and crisper.
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These lasers, along with some mirrors used for adaptive optics, will help ESO's Very Large Telescope pierce through the blurriness created by the Earth's atmosphere so it can take crisper images of the night sky.
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Photos taken with the new iPad's back camera are a little crisper and also have slightly better dynamic range than the iPad Air 2329, but again, it's kinda negligible unless you're looking for the differences.
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After baking, the differing consistencies were even clearer: the Pioneer Woman's cornstarch addition created a firmer and fluffier finished cookie, while the Barefoot Contessa's heavier use of butter made for a lighter and crisper one.
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Much of it came down to fussy little tasks, each shaving a few seconds that, during the time a train ran from the north Bronx to Coney Island, would add up to a crisper trip.
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At the time, that aesthetic was brighter and crisper than the sound of My Bloody Valentine, perhaps the most prominent name in shoegaze, which combined pummeling rhythms, searing walls of distortion and obsessive studio trickery.
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As soon as Joshua was on the inside and in range of Ruiz Jr.&aposs shorter, crisper, and faster punches, he found himself on the floor, fighting the rest of the fight with a concussion.
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I forage in the fridge and see that my Swiss chard is on its last legs, so I sauté it with some spinach from my garden and sad-looking red leaf lettuce from the crisper drawer.
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But massive data collection is controversial, and once 5G takes off, video footage could become clearer and crisper, as the low latency and higher bandwidth makes it possible to transmit higher quality video at faster speeds.
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It's still stuck with a 167ppi display, instead of the crisper, clearer 300ppi panel found on both the Paperwhite and Oasis, and the screen still is recessed instead of flush with the front of the device.
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Our writer loves how the new keys feel (which are actually a return to the old pre-butterfly "scissor-switch" design), and the computer comes with a faster processor, a crisper resolution, and hugely improved storage.
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A duologue in a restaurant merely reminds you how much crisper and tenser were the comparable exercises in coercion in "Glengarry Glen Ross," the Mamet masterwork that had its own world premiere in London, in 1983.
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The Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10 5G devices feature a new curved, quad HD+ AMOLED display, which the company says whips up crisper and more vibrant colors and reduces blue light exposure to help reduce eye strain.
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Players can choose to go toe-to-toe in a pixelated, square resolution reminiscent of the original SFII's first console version on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, or amp the game up to a smoother, crisper, widescreen iteration.
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The miniaturized satellites will offer mid-resolution images (so you can't, for instance, read a license plate with them), but Planet earlier this year also bought Google's satellite-imaging business, which will offer crisper images to different clients.
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While we can't wait until every day is BBQ Day, we'll enjoy staying in the present in the crisper (and rainier) of the April days, and celebrate the fact that we can still get down with comfort food.
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The mille-feuille doesn't shatter on impact like the ones at Le Coq Rico or Benoit, and the pastry crust under the long band of cooked fruit in the apple tart needs to be crisper or more buttery.
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It lifts elements wholesale from its predecessors, including characters like Andre the blacksmith, but its combat feels crisper, more varied, and after spiritual successor Bloodborne did away with shields, less reliant on cowering behind a giant plank of wood.
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But while few politicians have better absorbed the lessons of the party's rightward tilt in recent years, Mr. Cruz found himself outmaneuvered on issues like trade and national defense by an outsider whose political antenna had a crisper signal.
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By August I was so unwell that I had a panic attack on the stuffy Circle line at 7 AM. Summer eventually gave over into crisper days and darker evenings, and I slowly felt more like my normal self.
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But I am fairly certain that as with food regimens, an extreme carbon diet will falter, and practitioners will soon retrieve their S.U.V.s and cheat so often with hamburgers that those local radishes will molder in the vegetable crisper.
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Today, at its annual iPhone launch event, the company also announced a new version of its Apple TV set-top box, leaning into the idea that apps are the future of television while trying to make everything look a little crisper.
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But in the face of such steadfast will, Gonzalez repeated landed crisper and more accurate shots, and simply walked down his opponent later in the fight to prove his superiority, winning by scores of 120-108 and 119-109 twice.
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The prototype's optics aren't utilizing the most advanced technologies and definitely could be a crisper resolution, but when it comes to supplying a wide field-of-view on a system that is all-in-one powered, the RealMax is definitely capable.
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Most salads are free-form bowls of whatever junk you have rotting in your crisper, but the Caesar was from its beginning defined as much by its ingredients — romaine, garlic, egg yolk, Worcestershire, Parmesan, croutons — as by its elaborate tableside preparation.
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Gotham Steel Crisper Tray: set of 49.993 — $249.99 See Details The Gotham Steel Non-Stick Smokeless Stove Top Grill is a stovetop grill that lets you fire up burgers, dogs (and not the barking kind), steak, and more indoors or out.
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The new Camry's styling is crisper, sleeker, and to our eyes, a largely successful update using Toyota's latest design cues—but without the oddball-to-bizarre lines of the Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell sedan or the fourth-generation Prius hybrid hatchback.
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The MacBook Pro is still an IPS LCD display with 28 nits of brightness, but Apple has bumped up the screen resolution to 2100,33 by 23,296 pixels—just a little crisper than the 216,560 by 1,600 resolution on the 15-inch.
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Indeed, Cerrone's usually wide, loopy hands have looked crisper, more economical and heavier at welterweight, and while we haven't seen it tested a Cerrone with more mass around his middle might well have banished his troubles with taking the body work.
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I definitely noticed that my peppers lasted longer and were crisper when I stored them in Bee's Wrap, and, as I mentioned earlier, I was surprised that my avocado only browned slightly after being in the fridge for a few days.
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It is so much easier to find things in the fridge when you don't have to bend over, kneel down, or as I often did, sit on the floor while rummaging around in the crisper drawers looking for the garlic.
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It's a great way to use up that massive head of cabbage that's been in your vegetable crisper for too long, to re-season any meat that is on its way out, and to lay it all down on a bed of roti.
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As with every new Samsung Galaxy S phones, the devices get a significant spec bump year over year: the S10 and S10 Plus now sport what's called a dynamic AMOLED display, and they are HDR10+ certified to take even crisper, brighter photos.
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In it, you'll meet a 34-year-old diabetic who is so worried about drug prices that she is stockpiling insulin in her vegetable crisper — and a health economist who makes a convincing argument that high drug prices aren't all bad news.
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The dog at Al's is grilled a little crisper and the chopped homemade relish is spicy, whereas the proprietary relish at Frankie's is viscous and floral and, along with the buttered bun, brings out the sweetness in the Hummel's beef/pork blend.
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While Mr. Ronson helped a crisp band sound crisper, he didn't impose radio formulas on the songwriting, which is credited to Mr. Homme and three other band members: Troy Van Leeuwen and Dean Fertita on guitars and keyboards and Michael Shuman on bass.
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He recorded a four-second video of the canine sniffing the sidewalk and then quickly used his finger to sketch a hot dog with wide eyes, a gaping mouth and hands and feet, using the eraser feature to make the lines crisper.
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New apron or not, today I plan to do what I do every weekend — that is, wash a bunch of greens, wrap them in kitchen towels and store them in the crisper, so I've got instant salad and sautéing fodder all week long.
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It seems louder and crisper than the standard Google Home, falling short of those metrics when compared to the pricier Max, though you are also certainly getting less speaker for your money than a comparably priced (but screen-less) product like the Sonos One.
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The new redesigned, permanently attached controllers also include a proper D-pad on the left instead of the individual circle buttons used on the Joy-Pad, and the smaller screen still outputs at the same resolution, which means things will look crisper in play.
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Sure, you can glaze them with whatever you want or just roast them until they're disconcertingly wilted and limp, like an unconscious human or old leaf of bibb lettuce discovered in the crisper long after its use-by date, but people are judging you.
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We have the government telling us to give the expired food piled in the catacombs of our crisper drawer a chance—but then we hear statistics that one in six Americans get food poisoning every year, and 3,000 kick the bucket from foodborne illness.
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At their new Park Slope location, the owners Peter Shelsky and Lewis Spada have brought on Matthew Tilden, who was at Scratchbread in Bedford-Stuyvesant, to bake bagels that, while quite plump, are denser, chewier and crisper than the usual examples of the genre.
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The screen is a 5.5-inch panel (versus the 6.2-inch display on the full-size Switch), but it still runs at the same 720p resolution, which means things look a little crisper on the Switch Lite than they do on the bigger model.
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Mr. Jurgenson, founding editor of the ambitious digital magazine Real Life, makes a first sortie toward a new understanding of the photograph, wherein artistry or documentary intent have given way to communication and circulation, and where each year pictures become crisper and more pointless.
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The most talked-about will be the iPhone X, a 10th anniversary special edition that's gotten a radical design overhaul compared to the current model and for the first time will see the introduction of an OLED screen — promising more accurate colors and crisper content.
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While the technology could be useful for a range of everyday applications — such as helping writers pen crisper copy or improving voice assistants in smart speakers — it could also be used for potentially dangerous purposes, like creating false but true-sounding news stories and social-media posts.
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"Parasite" is still in cinemas and if you're keen for a refresher, it's being rolled out in a new black and white format that will make Ha Jun Lee's sumptuous production design all that crisper, while evoking Hitchcock and the other American giants that inspired Bong.
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While rumors suggest the Galaxy S8 will finally make the leap to a larger (5.8-inch) and higher resolution 4K Super AMOLED display (3,840 x 2,160) — if only because the increased resolution and pixel density will make mobile VR look crisper — it's by no means a lock-in.
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Just as Silva was not in the business of set ups or counters, but in windmilling and overwhelming his opponents, Justino overwhelmed the much crisper Gina Carano in a sloppy brawl and ran straight over the many undersized women Strikeforce asked to come up to 145lbs to fight her.
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Aldo's more active head movement and crisper punching form aided him in the fight, and his choice to target Stephens's body while Stephens was head hunting obviously paid off, but to pretend that Aldo gave Stephens a lesson in scientific striking would be putting lipstick on a pig.
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The actual difference you'll experience when looking at prints isn't as dramatic as the numbers might make it seem, however: Only when I printed the same photo on each printer and looked at them side-by-side did I notice that the SP-2 produces crisper results, especially with fine detail.
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But when he faces aggression he often simply meets it head on, it's a little crisper than in that famous footage of him and Wanderlei Silva swinging at each other for a round of sparring, but when his opponent hits him he will often just pump looping one-twos in response.
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The album's sparkly neosoul was crisper and more electric than her previous music, yet still tender, blending the glassy keyboards, echoing percussion, and bubbly xylophones into a sort of R&B pastoral, as bracing and restorative as Lake Michigan ("You gotta love me like I love the lake," she sang on "LSD").
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Fideos is the pasta dish you can make with whatever scraps you have lying around your kitchen, like the tail end of that box of spaghetti you've been hanging onto for months, the herbs you bought last week that are wilting in your crisper drawer, and whatever veggies you have hanging out in there, too.
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Here are some shots I took with and without the Hasselblad with the Z Play Droid (click to enlarge): Hasselblad 2300x optical zoom Z Play Droid 1003x digital zoom Not only does the Hasselblad allow farther zoom, but it also retains image quality with crisper details thanks to its f/2100-f/25100 aperture.
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The mode automatically kicks in when you're taking photos in a dark environment, and I've found that shots taken on the iPhone 11 in the dark came out crisper, brighter, and clearer than those taken on the Galaxy S10 or the Google Pixel 3a XL. This feature works on all three of Apple's new iPhones.
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Logitech is billing this new version as an pro-grade audio device built for games that require frequent voice communication, and it's worked with Blue Microphones to design an audio input feature its calling Blue Voice, which promises clearer and crisper microphone audio and a bevy of tuning and filter options in its companion G Hub app.
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For every Denis Bermudez or Rafael dos Anjos who he catches with that one big punch or crazy flying knee, there are the Max Holloways, Cub Swansons and Yves Edwards who can force him to chase them and punish his herky jerky, telegraphed swings—getting them better of him with crisper work in the pocket and longer kicks against his wide swings.
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With the sun coming later, it would be nice to read the paper while eating a ciabatta egg sandwich with tomato jam or, failing that, a warm, buttered flour tortilla wrapped around a fried egg with a splash of hot sauce and as many leaves of cilantro as you can harvest off the bunch sitting at the bottom of the crisper.
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Out of step with my era on this practice, I follow a rule that makes sense to me: I stay conscious of how quickly lettuce wilts, and of how innately it shrinks in heat, aiming to let warm fat make its changes, while leaving lettuce its fresh crispness — even if the lettuce is long-distance romaine from across the country, fresh only from the crisper drawer.
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The following foods should not be stored in the fridge:Cucumbers (unlike most veggies, they will actually rot faster in the fridge)GarlicMelons (when whole and uncut)OnionsPotatoesIf you're not going to use them within a day or two, the following foods will last longer in the fridge:Apples (but remember to store them separately from other produce — they're big ethylene emitters)AsparagusBerriesBroccoliCauliflowerCeleryGrapesLeafy greens, like spinach or kaleMelons (when cut — they can grow bacteria if unrefrigerated)Most vegetables should be stored in a crisper drawer to avoid moisture that could cause rot or wilting.
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Our friends are getting married in Duluth in July, a city I had always pictured in my mind's eye as ice in rivers, ice in lakes, months of frozen glitter in shades of the silver wedding invitation held in place on my refrigerator through my own cold months by a gift a child once made for me, magnet glued to paper with my name in pastel letters beneath a flat-bottomed clear glass "gem" stone, its strength not quite enough to keep the heavy cardstock from slipping a fraction of an inch each time I reached for milk or eggs, so by the time summer arrived in earnest the betrothed names were shimmering askew on a level with my shins and the vegetable crisper.
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