Sentence examples for improving definition from inspiring English sources

The three-disc "Roberto Rossellini's War Trilogy" uses photochemical and digital techniques to reclaim these masterworks, removing speckles and scratches (more than 265,000 individual fixes were hand-applied to "Paisan" alone) and vastly improving definition and contrast.

Improving definition is enabling products to size up without compromising picture quality.

That said, there is much room for improving definitions and formulations of the few SRH-related indicators that currently are part of the Global Fund M&E Framework.

The Criterion edition is a striking improvement over the out-of-print MGM disc of 2002, with tighter, brighter colors and improved definition.

2, we review some properties of periodic time scales and improved definition of Bohr a.p. functions on periodic time scales.

Reflectors in seismic-inverted section on inline 5364 as presented in Fig. 16 are sharper with improved definition.

Improved definition of HLA antigens, alleles, and haplotypes has clarified the diversity of the HLA system among different racial/ethnic populations.

At its borders, the inner retinal architecture showed improved definition, but the outer retinal layers displayed atrophy with increased transmission defect.

Combination of positively and negatively charged regions [20] may improve definition of the self-assembled pattern, but it will not increase the electrostatic force itself needed for assembly.

The main purpose of H.264 is to offer a good quality standard able to considerably reduce the output bit rate of the encoded sequences, compared with previous standards, while exhibiting a substantially improved definition of quality and image.

That someone with such a basic lack of the principles involved is high up in the chain of command at National Intelligence, and is apparently informing the citizenry of the "new" and "improved" definition of privacy: Private is Public.