Sentence examples for on the sharpness from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the measure of a book like "Dr. Death" does not rely solely on the sharpness of Alex's observations.

Maury created a new scheme with 22 groups from I to XXII and further added three subdivisions based on the sharpness of the spectral lines.

This depends on the sharpness of the retinal focus within the eye, and the sensitivity of that part of the cortex that interprets visual stimuli.

Add the freshly ground spices and process everything until it is as smooth as possible; this will depend on the sharpness of your blade and the power of the machine.

Both these condiments include vinegar, of course, but I've never been that keen on the malty stuff spattered over a fish supper – those raised on the sharpness of Sarson's will doubtless disagree.

David Cameron once staked his claim for membership of the "sharp-elbowed middle classes", which was pushing it a bit (I am referring to his alleged "middle-class" status. I make  no comment on the sharpness or otherwise of his elbows).

Based on the selection of the sharpness metric one needs to use a proper method to find the minima.

LE scored significantly lower on one criterion regarding the sharpness of the pectoral muscle (p < 0.001), and significantly better on two criteria on the visualization of micro-calcifications (p = 0.02 and p = 0.034).

There are different types of quickness, different emphases on how to use the sharpness of a player's feet and his mind.

Even the cited single-cell studies, which showed more restricted visual receptive fields surrounding body parts, have presented no data on the extent or the sharpness of the boundaries of these fields.

The corresponding dynamics of c A (right panels) show how the diffusion, acting as an additional effective degradation on A, first increases the sharpness of the bursts of production.