By fictionalising her account, Ms O'Brien allows herself an imaginative freedom which gives the story a new life, sharpening the sense of horror and the lost opportunity, while at no point allowing us to forget its truth.
Nevertheless, artist Jay crams dynamism into every layout, and his sharpened likenesses give the manga Holmes and Watson a more exaggerated, swashbuckling feel than their screen counterparts.
Computational thinking can sharpen these claims, giving the relevant sociological theory more analytical bite.
With his party still trying to regain its footing after Republican gains in November, and with many fellow Democrats already worried about holding on to their seats in 2012, he has been given responsibility for sharpening the Democratic message from Capitol Hill and marrying it more effectively to the policies the party is trying to advance.
Carlsen gave the impression this year that he wanted to sharpen his play before it became stale.
As you might expect, Pew's study also highlights some significant differences in news distribution strengths between Facebook and Twitter, with Twitter — unsurprisingly, given its sharpening focus on live events — being used far more by people wanting to follow breaking news vs Facebook (59percentnt vs 31percentnt).
On Tuesday, far from the skyscrapers of Manhattan's financial district, protesters gave answer, sharpening focus from a broadly anti-wall street sentiment to take action on the nation's foreclosure crisis.
Also, modification of the edge coefficients in the high band gives sharpened images with less noise amplification than the conventional edge-sharpening method in the Laplacian pyramids.
However, after discovering her aptitude for dubbing other people's singing performances, MGM gave her work sharpening up the vocal efforts of established stars.
The highest peak value of the inclusions associated with high "hills" giving a sharpened morphology has been evidenced in polycarbonate:M2 film and polycarbonate:M7 film (Fig. 6b, d).
