Instead, it was unplanned, resulting from several leftover investigations from the Bush administration, a proliferation of e-mail and computer audit trails that increasingly can pinpoint reporters' sources, bipartisan support in Congress for a tougher approach, and a push by the director of national intelligence in 2009 that sharpened the system for tracking disclosures.
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Most AO systems sharpen the view over a very narrow field Lucky Cam, for example, produces crisp images just 10" to 20" wide, whereas Hubble's cameras are super sharp across a 2½' (150") field.
The cost of secondary education was diminishing, and the distinction in level and curriculum between the secondary and the elementary school was sharpened in the system of public schools.
It can, for instance, upscale blurry images or video intelligently, because it "knows" that certain patterns indicate letters, and can be hammered into shape no matter how artifacted; other patterns indicate the hard edges of a face, and can be contoured and sharpened as the system sees fit in order to bring the image up to snuff.
The dynamic WOC system framework established here is intended to sharpen the analytic focus on the complex, systemic interaction of these components of care.
The phone is expected to ship with a new version of Apple's mobile operating software and a built-in advertising system, which will probably sharpen the already intense competition between Google and Apple.
There is a stability control system with a competition mode to sharpen the throttle response and raise the tachometer's red line past 7,000 r.p.m.
"This will sharpen the debate".
Distance can sharpen the imagination.
