Sentence examples for sharpness by from inspiring English sources

Lagat has maintained his health and sharpness by training once a day and running about 65 to 70 miles a week.

Ward, however, proved his sharpness by getting his toe to a cross just before Thomas Müller could turn it into the net.

It had a decent dense texture – it hadn't been overworked into a mush – and had been lifted and given sharpness by a liberal application of lemon juice.

The loss of mental sharpness by many heart-bypass patients several months after surgery may not be caused by a heart-lung machine as had been theorized, a Dutch study suggests.

What could have been a misty, sticky watercolor was given grain and sharpness by a novelist's feeling for detail and a sincere wonder at the patterns that emerge from the mess of daily life.

Kahn, 36, was given the captain's armband and he showed he had lost none of his sharpness by making three excellent saves, the best of them in the first half.

For vertical planes, i.e. the ones that can not be reached by translation, the sharpness follows by a limiting procedure but can also be found by an almost identical variational argument but considering a slightly different quotient.

The sharpness produced by the small point source made possible the creation of realistic effects, such as sunlight and moonlight, and moving effects, such as clouds, water, and fire.

This preference is due to the apparent sharpness introduced by these algorithms.

For the case ℓ = ∞ the sharpness follows by just making a limit procedure with the result above in mind.

Using first three modes of tweeks, Kumar et al. (2009) and Maurya et al. (2012a) calculated the reference height (h ′) and sharpness factor by using the Wait ′s formula.