"sharp hearing" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to a person or animal's ability to hear sounds distinctly and accurately. For example: "The owl flew silently, but its sharp hearing allowed it to detect the sound of a mouse scurrying through the underbrush."
She's a sort of holy innocent who is also, in her way, possessed of a religious ecstasy that she can't even name, and who, with her sharp hearing, quick discernment, perfect memory, and unfiltered playback, shatters the small town's veneer of hypocritical civility.
The parasitic fly Ormia ochracea has incredibly sharp hearing to track down the exact location of its victims crickets.
The cat has sharp hearing and vision, and a good sense of smell.
When Sharp heard her house described as a vacant lot, and learned that Marlene Kocher — the member of the Ohio Voter Integrity Project who had filed the challenge against her — had not bothered to visit her address, she exploded.
First of all, a human has to define all the main features of a cat: a round head, two sharp hears, a muzzle… Once the key features are defined, a well-trained neural network algorithm will, with a sufficient level of accuracy, analyze them and determine if the picture is a cat.
Well, probably so can you; and Tatum, who was mostly blind, surely had sharper hearing than the sighted.
NIHL is also characterized by an increase in high- frequency audiometric threshold, but while presbycusis appears as a gradual sloping loss, NIHL manifests as a much sharper hearing loss that may initially be restricted to high frequencies.
Although her mind is sharp, her hearing is impaired, especially on the phone from her home in Minnesota, and she speaks with the help of her 46-year-old granddaughter, Julie.
As shells fell on Warsaw, Szpilman, then a young Jewish pianist and composer, played the last live music -- Chopin's Nocturne in C sharp -- heard on free Polish radio before the German artillery destroyed the transmitter.
In one study, Patricia Davies of Colorado State University led a research team that analyzed how children identified as having sensitivity to sounds responded to pairs of sharp clicks, heard through headphones.
(Chinen) ★ Dafnis Prieto Si o Si Quartet (Thursday and Oct. 25) Mr. Prieto, a Cuban drummer and an essential fixture on the insurgent Latin jazz scene in New York, convenes a close facsimile of the sharp band heard on his recent album "Live at Jazz Standard," with Peter Apfelbaum on saxophones, Manuel Valera on piano and Johannes Weidenmuller on bass.
