Sentence examples for fine image from inspiring English sources
Londoners who have followed Wimbledon lately already have a fine image of Nadal after his epic finals there against Federer and his victories in 2008 and 2010.
That fine image will have its moment of popularity but contains the seed of its metaphoric destruction: if you lean forward far enough, you fall on your face.
National Congress, the Communist Party of China will further project a fine image before the world as a party that advances with the times in a pioneering spirit.
REFLECTING a big leap in the technical capacity of digital cameras, Eastman Kodak and Canon have introduced digital cameras that both companies claim surpass film's ability to capture fine image details.
March 30 , 1879Naissaar, Estonia December 1 , 1935Hamburg, Germany Bernhard Voldemar Schmidt, (born March 30 , 1879 Naissaar, Estonia died December 1 , 1935 Hamburg, Germany) optical instrument maker who invented the telescope named for him, an instrument widely used to photograph large sections of the sky because of its large field of view and its fine image definition.
Bernhard Voldemar Schmidt, (born March 30 , 1879 Naissaar, Estonia died December 1 , 1935 Hamburg, Germany) optical instrument maker who invented the telescope named for him, an instrument widely used to photograph large sections of the sky because of its large field of view and its fine image definition.
Paolini has a passionate commitment to his story, and he has created some fine images.
There is no push to impress, in spite of a couple of odd porphyrial passages and, among the fine images, some that are too strenuous.
Those are all fine images, but these days, the big money in the new economy is being made not by dot-coms but by the digital plumbers.
Simple microscopes using single lenses can generate fine images; however, they can also produce spurious colours due to chromatic aberration, in which different wavelengths of light do not come to the same focus.
The visual component, culled mostly from 35 years' worth of NASA projects by the producer and director Duncan Copp, was spectacular, offering especially fine images of Jupiter's livid gaseous swirls, the scarred terrain of Mars and Saturn's regal rings.
