It is well known that the separation process in hydrocyclones is always accompanied by low sharpness.
The CCT may not be a good method, especially at higher water contents, and for soils with low organic matter content, because of low sharpness of the critical region on the stress strain curves.
In fact, 31% and 11% of clinical and dermoscopic images, respectively, have been judged by our teleconsultants as of poor quality as images revealed low sharpness and were not perfectly in focus.
Low loudness, sharpness and motor speed fluctuations led to perceived high product quality.
And they're using it to send out a tweet that promotes the Apple event next week where they'll introduce new iPhones including a twin lens model with images that rival an SLRs in low light capability, sharpness and depth of field effects.
Some of these regimes have also been recognized on the deck section with the considered sharpest and smoothest lower edge treatments, i.e. for the highest and lowest degrees-of-sharpness.
This year, Apple has done something really incrediBut with the Portrait Lighting mode, which istill if you'resultshe market for a new IPhone, I recommend the 8 Plus.
An optimal imaging setting would be one that provides high image quality score, contrast-to-noise ratio, sharpness index, and low CV.
Results on 37 snow-dominated Canadian catchments and 20 climatically-diversified American catchments reveal the excellent potential of the EMF in generating new individual model alternatives, with high respective performance values, that may be pooled efficiently into ensembles of seven to sixty constitutive members, with low bias and high accuracy, sharpness, and reliability.
Sharpness is one low-level quality attribute.
Besides the use of photographic rules there are authors which evaluate low-level features (e.g., sharpness, brightness, and contrast) in order to identify the overall appearance of a photo [39, 73, 80, 81, 108].
