Sentence examples for quality of super from inspiring English sources
"You look at the individuals and you look at the calibre of sides and the quality of Super Rugby and the intensity of it, obviously it is a hugely high standard," O'Driscoll told the Daily Telegraph.
Yes, Hock would not have played for the club again regardless of what happened after his Widnes loan, but these moves to Australia are far more of a concern to the quality of Super League than any buzz surrounding the recruitment of a union international.
As we gear up for hopefully another 20 years of 3D Nintendo gaming with more NX details to come this year, we can only hope the palpable passion and eternal quality of Super Mario 64 is still a source of inspiration and aspiration for developers.
However, a moving camera introduces motion blur, which limits the quality of super-resolution.
We tend to think of irony as the defining quality of super-intelligent modern actors such as Simon Russell Beale or Mark Rylance.
Extensive experimental results show that the proposed metric is effective and efficient to assess the quality of super-resolution images based on human perception.
The blurred, dreamy quality of Super-8s often brings out the best in musicians, and Turner's 30-minute piece hints at Throbbing Gristle's soundtrack for Jarman's In The Shadow Of The Sun, the best thing they ever did.
For example, when ordinary videocassettes (which do not approach the quality of Super-VHS) are copied on Super-VHS equipment, the result is superior to copies made on a standard VCR.
The repertory available on cassettes prerecorded in Super-VHS, though growing, is still negligible; and the only abundant program source to match the quality of Super-VHS is the videodisk.
Noting that the motion estimation is often considered a bottleneck in terms of SR performance, we introduce the concept of "constrained motions" for enhancing the quality of super-resolved images.
Therefore, it is desirable to allow existing WB audio systems to achieve the auditory quality of super-wideband (SWB) audio systems, which are sampled at 32 kHz with the bandwidth of 50~14,000 Hz.
