Sentence examples for a slight image from inspiring English sources

The Knicks have a slight image problem, given their 29-53 record, their nine straight losing seasons and their history of dysfunction.

The sport does, however, have a slight image problem, and even the Fencing Forum website asks whether fencing is "a fascist sport?" Last time I looked, nearly 12% had agreed with the proposition: "Yes, it's all about a triumph of the will".

We thought it was a good opportunity for her to have a slight image change".

"Conventional opera has a slight image problem, but the biggest issue is more a cost problem," says Laura Bowler, who created the company Size Zero Opera back in 2008 after producing a show about the realities of teenage anorexia.

A faster version that maintains most of the SE advantages but with slight image blurring and a small contrast penalty is fast spin echo (FSE) in low to midfield magnets.

Similar logic applies for allowing a slight physical image plane tilt (<5°).

John Kerry holds a slight net positive image rating".

Wavefront coding provides an extension of the depth-of-field at the expense of a slight reduction of image quality.

In such situations, even a slight loss in image quality could have serious consequences.A compression ratio of 4 1 (which means that the JPEG file is a quarter of the size of the original, uncompressed image) does not noticeably degrade image quality.

While the tech does mean a slight reduction in image resolution, it isn't all that dramatic, though the use of a screen with pinholes designed to block light from hitting specific pats of the pupil mean that brightness is drastically reduced.

Stereo images rely on a slight overlap of the image to create depth, but the ways to view them have evolved from two sheets in a viewing box to the more recent 3-D glasses.