Sentence examples for sharpness performance from inspiring English sources

These effects can be measured physically to give an acutance value, which is preferred to resolving power as a criterion of a film's sharpness performance.

This turns a normal lens into an even more compact telephoto system, which is less costly than a telephoto lens but which reduces the speed of the prime lens and usually impairs sharpness performance.

Even so, the economy and sharpness of his performance here is breathtaking.

Everyone did – was released on 3,500 screens across north America, I published a review in the New York Times in which I praised some aspects of the movie – the cleverness of its dialogue, the sharpness of the performances – while complaining about others, in particular its sacrifice of originality on the altar of blockbuster conformity.

He adds that Quinto and Jones give "career-defining performances," and the cast has honed an "emotional sharpness" beyond their "fine" performances in Cambridge.

Sharpness is another important performance indicator for evaluating the forecasted PDF.

We also introduce the probabilistic performance measures sharpness, reliability and interval skill score for model comparison and for checking the reliability of the confidence bounds.

He commented on the intimacy and sharpness in Angelou's performance of "The Heat is On", a song she wrote but one that does not appear on the album.

Yet such was the quality of the performances, the sharpness of the writing (by Danny Brocklehurst and Jim Poyser) and intelligence of Jamie Payne's direction that every frame grabbed the attention.

It is clear that the precision of Mr. Leguizamo's physical movements are as crucial to his performance as the sharpness of his words.

Its high performance at predicting sharpness in our pretests relates to the correlation between image contrast and wavelet coefficient energy.