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Product photography often requires small apertures (larger f/ numbers) for a lot of depth of field, but at some point the image (including the parts of it outside of the plane of perfect focus) will be softer because of diffraction effects.

And the financial sector, a big spender on technology, will likely be soft because of losses from the housing credit squeeze.

The company, based in Irvine, Calif., is hoping to increase sales of the Lap-Band, which it says have been soft because of the poor economy.

He said the large 90,000-square-foot floors available in the building were attractive to office tenants even in a market in which the demand for offices has been soft because of a slack economy.

ComRes warned that Ukip's vote is soft because a quarter of its supporters for the European elections say they are unlikely to support it at the general election.

The UN response could not have been soft, because it is not a matter of opinion, it is a matter of fact - Australia is in outright breach of international laws.

This may be softer than expected because of cuts in subsidies for solar power in Germany and Spain, and because of the looming expiry of a big tax-break in America.

Because of low-speed centrifugation, this fibrin clot is softer than that of the original PRF.

Jeans are already tastefully faded, and shirts are actually softer because of wear.

His tough stance may play well with conservative Republicans who four years ago were concerned that Perry was soft on immigration because of his support for in-state tuition rates for undocumented students.

As long as it's a globe and cold and the inside is softer than the out, it's tartuffo Because of their Good Humor ancestry, standard tartuffo, left unimproved, won't win any Pulitzers.