Sentence examples for sharp enough to allow from inspiring English sources

The remote-controlled craft relays live video pictures back to the United States that are sharp enough to allow viewers to identify details like the number of people in a car.

In this section, we would like to point out that these are now sharp enough to allow for calculations outside Euclidean geometry.

Be willing to quickly admit it if your favorite scissors or knife aren't sharp enough to allow you to cut smoothly and safely.

This variation is enough to allow the lot to be averaged out to produce a sharp image.The results (pictured above) speak for themselves.

The hypothesis is that temperatures low enough to induce ice-crystal formation in peripheral tissues are nonetheless high enough to allow painful sensations to travel through peripheral nerves and reach the brain, which in turn is warm enough to register those sensations as painful (Sharp et al., 2011).

Grass can be sharp enough to cut, she said, allowing bacteria or parasites to enter the skin.

Santana was not sharp enough to overcome the meager support, allowing two runs on three straight hits in the pivotal sixth inning, and the Mets are staggering.

That was the sort of fine-tuning and button-pushing that has allowed the Patriots to retain an edge sharp enough to slash and burn their way through the rest of the N.F.L.

They report online today in Science that these refinements allowed them to produce a cryo-EM image of β-galactosidase at a resolution of 0.22 nm, not quite sharp enough to see individual atoms, but clear enough to see water molecules that bind to the protein in spots critical to the function of the molecule.

Unfortunately my game was not sharp enough to attack it.

Many soldiers are sharp enough to spot the contradiction.