And that fine-edged sharpness has proved particularly useful at Breeders' Cup time, especially when teamed with an intimate knowledge of the racetrack.
I can close my eyes and open them again inside a Borders (its doors now shuttered, its shell of a building still unoccupied) on a summer night; I can see with a sharpness fine wrinkles forming in a paper-plastic wristband marking my place in line.
The distinctive sharpness of fine lines and readily discernible differences in ink thickness that the process produces make it a preferred technique for production of bank notes and securities.
Snippets of rosemary and garlic lent their fragrance to the invitingly chewy bread, which was strewn with sweet, tender onions and, for a touch of sharpness, a fine dusting of pecorino cheese.
Finally, the proposed scheme enhances boundary sharpness and fine structures better than other considered diffusion methods.
Blurred vision means experiencing a lack of sharpness and fine detail when you look at something.[11].[11]
He adds that Quinto and Jones give "career-defining performances," and the cast has honed an "emotional sharpness" beyond their "fine" performances in Cambridge.
This removes the burrs and fine tunes the blade's sharpness.
They were asked to evaluate the quality of each of the ten reconstructed RGB images using a five-step psychometric (Likert-type) scale from 1 (completely disagree) to 5 (completely agree), for each of the following parameters: uniformity of illumination, contrast, sharpness, geometric distortion, visibility of fine spatial details, and colour fidelity.
"HP sauce is fine," he says, "but mustard adds the wrong kind of sharpness, and oddities like marmalade are a step too far.
