Sentence examples for maintaining the sharpness from inspiring English sources
Once the tip was engaged, the set point value was adjusted to minimize the force exerted on the sample while maintaining the sharpness of the image.
The Stravinsky, a reduction of movements from "Pulcinella," was a balancing act in which Ms. Mutter and Mr. Orkis played forcefully and maintained the sharpness of Stravinsky's rhythms yet also put a bright spotlight on the lyrical beauty of the Serenata, the Baroque elegance of the Gavotta and the sheer virtuosity of the Tarantella.
The localized electroless deposition maintains the sharpness of the tip apexes.
Like many skills, tasting requires the right tools: perfectly clean, clear glasses for swirling, smelling and viewing the wine, a cool, calculating mind tuned for assessment, and a spit bucket to maintain the sharpness of the aforesaid mind.
Picture signal frequencies are also divided into 16 sections and noise reduction performed per section to produce images without noise while maintaining the realism and sharpness of the original picture.
Niedermayer was allowed to practice with the Devils during his suspension, but it is difficult for a player in these conditions to maintain the necessary sharpness.
Increasing the laser power and scan speed at the energy density of 1 cal/cmaintainedned the feature sharpness of the parts during the fabrication of green parts and could almost double the mechanical properties of the sintered parts.
Nano-metric scale grinding of microgrooves on the NAK80 steel is helpful in maintaining sharpness and slowing the wear rate of the diamond-film grinding-edges.
Harvard Medical School researchers found that middle-aged women who ate the most leafy greens and/or cruciferous veggies boosted their odds of maintaining mental sharpness in later years.
This sequence has the benefit of being able to acquire data at a 10.5-ms temporal resolution, while also maintaining edge sharpness.
This will make most photos even softer look, while maintaining their sharpness.
