Sentence examples for a sharpening effect from inspiring English sources

The presence of lions would, I suppose, have a sharpening effect on the senses.

Such an effect could serve to maintain population homeostasis in sensory cortices24, and has found empirical support as a sharpening effect in fMRI studies of adaptation42,43.

What I found is that there's what I call a "sharpening effect". When the edge of an ice crystal gets sharp, actually the molecular structure of its edge changes, and it makes it grow faster, which makes it sharper, which makes it grow faster, and which sharpens it more — so you end up with a very thin plate as sharp as a razor blade.

Oscillatory activity upon known faces was smaller in comparison to unknown faces, suggesting a "sharpening" effect reflecting more efficient processing for familiar stimuli.

The enhanced specificity of the responses may be a sharpening effect due to the combined result of the facilitative and suppressive action of callosal input on the single-cell level.

In the simulations, a clearly visible sharpening effect could be observed, especially if we increase the Fgf8 diffusion coefficient (see Figure  4C and D).

It had a modest but noticeable sharpening effect; familiar shades took on odd and interesting tints.

If the sharpening effect goes in the upward direction, you get a hollow column.

If the sharpening effect goes in the edge direction, it'll make a thin plate.

If (crightarrow infty ), then (eta rightarrow 1), and the sharpening effect vanishes.

The sharpening effect amplifies that small change.