Sentence examples for improve the sharpness from inspiring English sources
The various printer manufacturers all have tricks they use to improve the sharpness, or resolution, of the prints.
We can do better and we are taking action in key areas – for example, to drive a faster rate of product innovation and to improve the sharpness of our communication to customers".
During the JEC process, a TI technique is also used to improve the sharpness of the upscaled images.
The camera includes a high end infrared filter as well as five layered lenses which should improve the sharpness of pictures by up to 30percentt.
Therefore, in this paper, a TI technique is simultaneously performed with the filtering process in order to improve the sharpness of the initially interpolated images.
In image upscaling applications, a lot of edges show poor transitions so the TI technique can be used efficiently to improve the sharpness of the upscaled images.
Jaeger-LeCoultre says this system improves the sharpness and clarity of the sound because it uses 80percentt of the force applied by the spring, whereas traditional hammer systems deliver only about 10percentto30percentcent of the original striking force.
The PENTAX-original Shake Reduction system now compensates for rotational sensor movement improving the sharpness of your images at the moment of capture.
In this section, we propose an edge enhancement algorithm that corrects the jagged edge artifacts and improves the sharpness of the initially interpolated images.
Future dense MT observations made around the Futagawa and Hinagu faults and 3-D inversion will contribute to improving the sharpness of resistivity structure images and will characterize seismicity more clearly from the viewpoint of its relationship with resistivity structure.
The accuracy of the approximation in smooth regions of the flow is shown to be very similar to the corresponding continuous scheme, but the discontinuous approach improves the sharpness with which discontinuities in the flow can be captured and provides additional flexibility which will allow adaptive techniques to be applied simply to improve efficiency.
