While this determinedly selective approach produces some odd transitions and occasional confusions of time sequence, it allows the author to sharpen several important perspectives.
So, multiplying the adjacent wavelet scales, namely multiscale products (MSP), can sharpen the important structures while weakening noise [20, 21].
Techniques that belong to this category include histogram equalization, image averaging, sharpening of important features such as edges or contours, and nonlinear filtering.
His Habilitationschrift (1894) concerned the concepts of the content and the object of presentations; it clarified and sharpened this important distinction.
Legal instruments are important sharpening limits for emissions or releasing vehicle restrictions.
Indeed, in the edge areas, the image requires more sharpening to highlight important features embedded in it, while in the detail regions, the diffusion process should compromise the effects of smoothing and sharpening, ensuring that the backward force can emphasize the fine structures in the image and the stabilizing forward force is strong enough to avoid oscillations.
As with the sharpening steel, it is important that the knife which you wish to sharpen is clean before use.
Such activities sharpen people skills, so important post-MBA.
If you're already tightly strung, as McEnroe is, getting loaded (not a word one usually associates with pot) can make you snap; though as other sportsmen - baseball and American football players in particular - have pointed out, it can also enhance performance, sharpen the reflexes, especially important for touch players like McEnroe.
It is important to sharpen only the outside blade on bypass secateurs and the upper surface of hoes.
