Sentence examples for sharper prints from inspiring English sources

Once the decision had been made to base the show on vintage Evans, it was hard to include newer, often colder and sharper prints without, in Mr. Rosenheim's words, "creating tension on the wall".

As I mentioned before, I've seen sharper prints from other, more expensive printers, but if you're looking for something that's inexpensive, you're going to do just fine with this thing.

In the morning the results were good: a sharp print of the gill pattern, where uncountable numbers of spores, each around one hundredth of a millimetre in diameter, had drifted down between the gills and piled up on the paper surface.

The Flicker Alley set offers "Zorro" in a glisteningly sharp print made from a source close to the camera negative, and the other titles in the box have been mastered with consummate care, even when the source material is not perfect.

Every overcoat has a sharp print and a smart belt.

They measure resolution in dots per inch, and in general the higher the numbers, the sharper the prints are likely to be.

All are presented in surprisingly sharp, clean prints, accompanied by an oddly melancholic piano score.

At the end of it, they have a sheet of sharp black prints, exactly the same size as before.

After years of producing extremely sharp optical prints from my 35-millimeter and 120-millimeter film, a major regional lab that recently switched to digital printing has repeatedly returned prints that it acknowledges are noticeably fuzzier.

The output of fragment patterns, as sharp laser prints, is more accurate and easier to interpret than X-ray films of silver-stained gels, which often show faint or non-scorable bands, especially when the number of amplified fragments is large.

A recent addition is the Kobo Glo HD (£109.99) which has a six-inch high-resolution screen: 300 pixels per inch, almost double the resolution of earlier models and almost as sharp as printed paper.