Sentence examples for for sharpness from inspiring English sources
The edges on cutting tools and shears should be inspected for sharpness and proper cutting bevel.
The ground-glass (now mostly grained plastic) screen is the most direct way of viewing the image for framing and for sharpness control.
Croatia deserved to win for their classier play and the narrow margin is down only to the spurning of chances as they reached for sharpness during this Group D opener.
We knew – because we'd been to the library and got the sociology books out – that cool British men had always had an affinity with Italian fashion: a penchant for sharpness, clean lines, mohair, cashmere and soft leather.
The same holds for sharpness, when sounds are played at the same maximum amplitude.
The ISO 12233 standard [20] describes the method for sharpness and resolution measurements.
— Step playback – The NVRs can playback video one frame at a time.– Video enhancement – Users can adjust the recorded video to get enhanced output for brightness, sharpness, etc. for either playback viewing, snapshots or prints.
Something is deeply wrong here.Thomas Misa Minneapolis, Minnesota For a publication famous for the sharpness of its arguments, you disappoint me in failing to differentiate, not for the first time, between torture and interrogation.
Mr Kaufman is Labour's most waspish MP, better known for the sharpness of his sting than for the generosity of his spirit.
As much as for his prowess on the field, Bannister became known for the sharpness of his mind.
Their ranks include a former English High Court judge, Sir John Vinelott, famous both for the quiet voice with which he spoke in court and for the sharpness with which he responded to counsel who asked him to speak up.
