Sentence examples for render sharp from inspiring English sources

Today's digital cameras have enough megapixels to render sharp pictures, but they can still produce blurry photos when used without a tripod at slow shutter speeds or in zoom close-ups.

Consumers have praised its ability to render sharp images and vivid colors.

By incorporating the ED lens in the first lens group, the chromatic aberration is suppressed to render sharp, high contrast images with stable optical performance over the entire zoom range.

But today, together with the flow of party officials into the business sector, the mixing of money and power has rendered sharp distinctions about the state and private sectors less meaningful than they seem in the West.

Text definitely renders sharper on that display than it does on the iPad mini.

Prevailing wisdom is that more pixels render a sharper picture.

For Best Adapted Screenplay, "Moonlight" deserves to win, though "Hidden Figures" admirably renders in sharp details its characters' confrontation with the daily indignities and terrors of racist policies and attitudes.

Not only were Megapiranha's teeth fringed with tiny serrations, unlike the teeth of their modern-day kin, but they also had stout circular roots a combination that rendered them sharp enough to slice flesh yet sturdy enough to crush the shells of turtles and pierce the armor plates of catfish that lived in the same ecosystem.

For the three isotropic lattice topologies (triangular, Kagome and honeycomb), the hierarchical triangular lattice material renders the sharpest transition in the stress strain curve and relative high stretchability, given the same porosity and arc angle of horseshoe microstructure.

To oversimplify, purely tuned scales render a C sharp and a D flat that are slightly different; by jimmying intervals out of their pure state, the two pitches can be made to occupy the same black key on a piano.

Rendered with a sharp pencil and an energetically sketchy yet exacting touch, the domestic items on a tabletop vibrate as though caught in an earthquake.