Sentence examples for decrease the sharpness from inspiring English sources

The results showed that natural pozzolan, particularly fly ash served to decrease the amplitude of peak temperature, delay the occurrence of the peak, and decrease the sharpness of the temperature rising profiles.

I prefer to go the other direction and instead I add a lot of grain, grit, and texture which can decrease the sharpness and my color pallets are often more muted.

This is done before both manual and automated (tractor) harvest to decrease the sharpness of the leaves.

Misalignment of the eye with respect to the system or a defocused image of the eye (which is normally corrected by the operator immediately) decreases the sharpness of the pupil-iris border and contributes to the error of pupil center estimation.

The different travelling time of particles via the upper and lower plates indicates the double layer spreading plate can improve the material dispersion and the simulated Tromp curves of the single and double spreading plates also show the cut size and the imperfection are decreased while the sharpness of separation is increased for the turbo air classifier with the double layer spreading plate.

The parabola type of cone part could increase the separation efficiency, separation sharpness, cut size and capacity, and decrease the energy loss coefficient and flow split.

As the X-ray pulse width decreases the fan blade sharpness increases evidencing the usefulness of beam pulsing in acquiring high resolution images in moving systems.

These metal species may be bonded to coal/char matrix and fixed upon BSU, which destroys the parallelism of the layer and the constancy of the interlayer spacing, thus decreasing the intensity and sharpness of the 002 scatter beam.

These changes make the reindeer's eyes between 100 and 1000 times more light-sensitive, the researchers report today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Although this decreases the creature's sharpness of vision, it's a tradeoff that, on the whole, probably boosts reindeer survival by helping them better detect predators in the dark, the researchers contend.

A concentration of 1% (v/v) TEA in the mobile phase was found optimum in increasing the sharpness and decreasing the tailing of the measured peaks.

In all three systems, increasing Km_E3T (i.e., decreasing proteolysis) reduced the sharpness of the curves, whereas KE3P primarily altered the amplitudes of the curves.