"The machine tends to sharpen things off-a jagged line or other ramshackle elements-and sometimes you want things to look a little ragged, " he said.
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Jagged lines from old stitches form a map of his career's decline, long after he lost his only heavyweight title bout against Jimmy Ellis in 1968.
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In broadcasting, a corrupted signal may glitch in the form of jagged lines on the screen, misplaced squares, static looking effects, freezing problems, or inverted colors.
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Such views cut a jagged line across the Socialist, Radical, Communist and Green coalition which has been governing France, with remarkably few family rows, since last June.
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Now for a chunk of its sneakers, it spent much time and money to redesign the star on a slight angle with a jagged line through it.
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The bottom portion of the illustration has four line weights and some small characters; the color fill is simple except for a gradient at the jagged lines.
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The scar is the first thing you notice about Jose Nunnes Serrau, a jagged line stretching from the back of his neck to the middle of his cheek.
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Jagged lines make themselves present, the once smooth visuals deteriorate, and the frame rate drops just enough to make you feel like you're playing at a slower speed.
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Fleischer told reporters that the administration's energy package would help smooth out the graph's jagged line by making energy prices and supplies " steady, reliable and stable ."
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When Guo Guoting pauses to think about the course his life has taken, it is the jagged lines, the result of a series of accidents, that impress him most.
