Sentence examples for good sharpness from inspiring English sources

Roll-fed printing still preserves a good sharpness in the text but produces only an acceptable or average photographic illustration, depending on the quality of paper, and then only in black.

The image contrast evaluation with small w has good sharpness but it is sensitive to noise.

"I wouldn't say I'm quite at full sharpness yet but I'm definitely back to full fitness, which is good, so just coming off the back of two Heineken Cup games where we did well.

All images (analog and digital) were evaluated by two experienced Nuclear Medicine physicians who were blinded to the origin of images and were graded on a scale of 1 (poor) to 4 (very good) for sharpness, contrast, uniformity, overall quality, and diagnostic confidence.

A bit of garlic gives the sauce made with oil a good bite; a hefty amount of Parmesan adds a more complex sharpness to the creamy sauce.

It has also been improved to let you control most of the important aspects of getting a good shot, including sharpness, exposure, color and saturation.

Don't tell me browsing the internet because you have time to (and money to pay the bill) is somehow less good for "mental sharpness" than pressing a button or screwing something in on an assembly line.

Ten professional deboners were asked to perform the same carving task with both very sharp and very dull knives (i.e. under very good and very bad sharpness conditions).

Leitz lenses are astonishingly good in terms of sharpness, resolution and colour rendition.

In Fall, however, it's good to see the sharpness and shine of Ms. Peck and Joaquin De Luz.

Although this provides a good measure of the sharpness of the interface, it does not indicate if the curvature is behaving as expected in the bulk material.