Sentence examples for sharpness to create from inspiring English sources

The disc boasts a new transfer, which — like other recent Criterions — balances grain and sharpness to create a vibrant black-and-white image.

England had more of the ball, but lacked the sharpness, lacked the guile to create, let alone to score four times.

It is very important in image-making to know when and how to create total sharpness, or to localize image detail.

To create this illusion of sharpness, Robles-De-La-Torre, working with Carlo Alberto Avizzano and colleagues at the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa, Italy, used a haptic interface called GRAB, which consists of a thimble connected to the end of a motorized, extendable arm.

Several Californians, a number of whom looked to Weston as a mentor, took up the concentration on organic forms and objects and the preference for using the smallest aperture of the lens to create maximum depth of field and sharpness.

Reviewers have long praised Mr. Stone's ability to create richly detailed settings of hallucinatory or surrealistic sharpness, along with grittily verismo dialogue.

And he is alone in bringing sharpness and definition to a production that fails to tell the story clearly and that butchers Shakespeare's scenic and verbal rhythms to create a Roman nightmare.

They will give texture and sharpness to your rage.

His observations have an aesthetic, unillusioned sharpness to them.

This is partly because the angular Ms. Faridany brings a welcome sharpness to the part.

The passionfruit juice adds a spark of sharpness to balance the sugar hit.