Sentence examples for by the sharpness of from inspiring English sources
The veal scallops were thin, tender, lemony and piqued by the sharpness of capers.
School admission by the sharpness of parental elbows – and ability to pay for tutoring – is not responsible public education.
I saw one director advocate for a particular individual who clearly lacked an important capability the board had agreed on, because he had been impressed by the sharpness of the person's boardroom presentations early on.
Dr. Friedman said he was dismayed by the sharpness of NASA's reaction, since members of the workshop are "people who have worked with NASA for years, instead of against it".
Some analysts project about $1.1 billion this year, but they have been surprised by the sharpness of the newspaper industry downturn, and caution that all their predictions are tinged with more than the usual degree of uncertainty.
"Those of us supporting Hillary were taken aback by the sharpness of his tone, let me put it that way," said Harold Ickes, who counts Mr. Craig and the Clintons as friends.
By comparing the sharpness of the two defocused SAR images patch by patch, the moving targets can be indicated adaptively and automatically.
The bare bones of the story, even the meticulous recounting of the plot, doesn't come close to conveying the richness of the movie, moment by moment — the sharpness of the perceptions, the surprising turns of dialogue and mercurial flashes of performance, found in the characters' glances (captured avidly by Apatow's perceptive camera, wielded by the cinematographer Jody Lee Lipes) and acting.
By comparing the sharpness of the two defocused images, the moving targets are indicated and isolated form each original SAR image.
The corresponding reconstruction depths d i, at which the bars of the calibration target are in focus in the reconstructed images, are determined by maximizing the sharpness of the image.
It is possible to distinguish between these two possible causes by looking at the sharpness of the frequency peak.
