That may not always be a useful quality for a detective, but it can work well for a filmmaker and an ethically and narratively challenged protagonist.
Compared with image intensifiers, flat detectors offer superior image quality, including improved detective quantum efficiency (DQE), modulation transfer function (MTF), dynamic range, and dose efficiency [ 14].
As Mr. Spence's story unfolds, it takes on the qualities of a detective yarn and a picaresque tale involving a strange cast of characters.
"The most endearing quality about McBain's detectives has always been their ability to uncover the ugliness in human nature without turning ugly themselves," Marilyn Stasio wrote here.
We applied preventative, detective and corrective quality assurance procedures as described elsewhere [15].
In the past weeks, I had learned that it takes one quality above others to be a great detective: rage.
In the detective story A Murder of Quality (1962), Smiley, having resigned from the secret service, investigates the murder of a schoolmaster's wife.
The pulps, named for the cheap paper quality, included magazines like Black Mask, Dime Detective, and Argosy.
Faye Kellerman writes high-quality novels about a compassionate Los Angeles police detective and his clever wife, whose cases often deal with domestic themes.
The reforms implemented last year center around a newly formed team of detectives responsible for improving the quality of the department's crime reporting.
A mash-up of these qualities appear in "Game of Thrones," "True Detective," "Better Call Saul," "House of Cards," and the original prestige show, "The Sopranos".
