Sentence examples for both the sharpness of from inspiring English sources
The West clearly has an interest in Iran's reforming itself, hard though it may be to make much difference.Reports from our Tehran correspondent illustrate both the sharpness of the power struggle and the depth of the gulf that still yawns between revolutionary Iran and the West.
However, since the inner capillary layers reside anterior to the photoreceptors, it is also advantageous to acquire images near the capillary layers, to maximize both the sharpness of the resulting vascular images and also the motion contrast of the individual cells.
Fittingly, the panoramic view of the shattered Gothic nave silhouetted in moonlight has both the sharpness and mystery of a Thomas Struth photograph.
Although both the sharpness and the magnitude of the change in the conductivity time curve are, for PEGA200 and V-59, not so large as for KPS or AIBN, it is observed in any case.
Both the height and the sharpness of the spike they recount push up against the limits of what some geophysicists think Earth's outer core is capable of doing.
The profiles confirm that both the intensity and the sharpness of the superlattice reflections ((1 0 0), (1 1 1), (2 1 0) and (3 0 0)) increase during heating.
In more than half of the cases tomosynthesis was scored as superior to radiography in the sharpness of demarcation of both demineralization and osteolysis.
This is done before both manual and automated (tractor) harvest to decrease the sharpness of the leaves.
When collodion prints on albumen paper proved in the early 1850's that it was possible to combine the reproductive capacity of the negative process with something akin to the sharpness of daguerreotypes, both the daguerreotype and the calotype gradually fell from view.
The sharpness of the dialogue?
