Sentence examples for perceived sharpness from inspiring English sources

Over time, most prints get dirty, scratched or gnarled, lowering the perceived sharpness.

Black level is important because the truer the blacks, the greater the perceived sharpness of the TV image.

The proposed method predicts the perceived sharpness.

Image contrast relates to the perceived sharpness and detail reproduction.

Koren [24] has argued that the MTF50 value of the frequency response correlates well with the perceived sharpness.

From the data analysis, it emerges that the perceptual quality of demosaiced images mainly depends on perceived sharpness, and on chromatic and achromatic zipper.

You might want to sharpen features like hair and clothing; smooth out lines and imperfections in faces (this latter part might not be necessary; the sharpening of other features in the photo will make skin look smoother, because our eyes perceive sharpness and softness relative to other things in the photo).

LED While LCD TVs have captured the public's imagination and the bulk of TV market share, plasma TV still has a leg up when it comes to perceived image sharpness, the richness of its blacks and, often, price.

The number of pixels on the chip that capture an image determine the resolution of an image, which the viewer generally perceives as sharpness.

Sound source types (traffic noise, human sounds, water sounds, and birdsongs), psychoacoustic parameters (loudness and sharpness), and perceived soundscape quality maps were generated and it was found that soundscape characteristics were varied in accordance with the primary functions of a space.

In fact, the evaluation of the CI algorithms coupled with the Freeman AA in the case of low frequency content is worse than in the case of higher frequency contents, especially in the case of the 1S experiment where the sharpness is less perceived.