Sentence examples for sharpness required from inspiring English sources

By his own admission he was lacking the sharpness required for a World Cup finals.

Like Tottenham they rely on incessant running and did not display the sharpness required to be incisive.

The first week of the Met's season centered on Italian operas composed over just 26 years in the early 19th century — "Barbiere," "Bolena and Verdii's "Nabucco" — but none of the three has had the crispness of rhythm and sharpness of focus required to make this repertory simmer with tension.

The width of the tape determines the "sharpness" of the turns required to place the fibres in the prescribed direction i.e., wide tapes are used for gradual turns, while narrow tapes are required for the sharp turns associated with more complex shapes.

Mildly distorted vision where straight lines appear wavy; Difficulty adjusting from bright to dim light; Inability to see subtle differences in contrast; Reduced sharpness of vision; More light required for reading.

Similarly, a reviewer for The Sun praised the film for its darkness and Craig's performance, but felt that "like the novel, it suffers from a lack of sharpness in the plot" and believed that it required additional editing, particularly the finale.

Others do not seem to possess the clarity and musical nuance required to bring this choreography into the sharpness of focus it needs to absorb the attention fully.

Further work is now required to determine how the neurons identify different textures whether they use particle size or sharpness, for example—and to confirm that the same results can be seen in awake animals.

The sharpness was evaluated by the blade sharpness index (BSI) which represents the ratio of external work done by the load to the energy required to initiate a cut or crack inside given materials.

That requires the trade between sharpness and neutron scattering.

But the focusing process involving repeatedly testing a small part of the image, to measure its sharpness, coupled with incremental focusing adjustments—requires a lot of computation.