Sentence examples for harsh sense from inspiring English sources
Goldin usually photographed in colour, which added to the harsh sense of reality in their work; this represented a general move toward colour among photographers of their generation.
First, there is a strong, almost harsh sense of direct disclosure, of a tone that suggests not only a writer trying to record her own feelings, but also the awareness of a reader who probably will have no direct basis for understanding those feelings.
Some people have said he had a harsh sense of humor, but he was equally self-deprecating.
Now, I don't have those forceful distractions and I have to replay this with a harsh sense of reality.
They had such a harsh sense of territory, and I'd guess that was because they were very uprooted, people who'd banged around the world a while and were in many ways pretty cynical for their age.
Feature-enhanced reconstruction of the reflectivity maps (remotely sensed scene images) from the low-resolution fractional SAR imagery is treated for harsh sensing scenarios with uncertainties attributed to possible imperfect sensor calibration, atmospheric turbulence and uncontrolled carrier trajectory deviations.
Those specifics motivate the development of efficient pruned DFT/FFT techniques particularly adapted for computational implementation with uncertain data acquired in harsh sensing scenarios.
Nevertheless, the restriction on such sparsity is not valid for many real-world operational scenarios, e.g., processing of the RS data acquired in harsh sensing environments [4 8, 10 12].
In a context of pruned DFTs, realistic harsh sensing scenarios are characterized by the uncertainties attributed to zero-padded input data acquisition modes with variable composite length windowing of the input and/or output Fourier transform sequences, in general cases, with non-sparse Fourier spectra [10 12].
Also, the proposed DFTCOMM method is compared in detail with the most prominent competing SFFT-related algorithms in the context of computing the DFTs in both sparse and non-sparse (harsh) sensing scenarios for different values of the operational parameters (L i, L o, and N).
Some of the initial welling up of sympathy for the family is ebbing, he said, replaced with a harsher sense that "nobody feels sorry for me when I wreck my car".
