Sentence examples for sharpness of detail from inspiring English sources

Blu-ray offers a sharpness of detail, stability of color and depth of sound far beyond the capabilities of DVD.

But his best work is in the etching medium, like "The White Kimono" (1915), a woman standing before a fireplace, which combines sharpness of detail with a softness of approach worthy of Mary Cassatt.

The weakness is that, as often with the hastily erected Serpentine pavilions, it's sketchily realised, without the sharpness of detail or thought that would make this the contemplative, resonant place that it ought to be.

At this stage in Mr. Pressler's life his playing is something akin to Titian's late paintings: a warm chiaroscuro in which sharpness of detail is no longer the point of the exercise and a few strokes clearly evoke a poignant whole.

Further, the use of a black plate aids in maintaining sharpness of picture detail.

It should be noted that the apparent sharpness of image detail depends not only on sampling resolution (pixels/mm) but also on the point spread function (focus) of the optics and registration of the images in the three colour channels.

Strike: or the sharpness and completeness of detail in the coin's design.

He was impressed by the sharpness and detail of Sony's high-definition system, which incorporates twice as much visual information as traditional video.

I remember that moment in astonishing detail: the sharpness of the blue sky against the mountains; the cool, moist air rising from the torrent; most of all the sense of disbelief.

Blurred vision means experiencing a lack of sharpness and fine detail when you look at something.[11].[11]

The figures show that the proposed method can achieve a better perceived video quality in terms of sharpness and details compared with those reconstructed from the input copies directly.