Sentence examples for sharpness without from inspiring English sources

Amy's relations with her Texas mother and Long Island sister convey sharpness without much bite.

Tomato and soft onion balance the beetroot's earthy sweetness and a hit of smoky cumin, chilli, lemon zest and juice add sharpness without astringency.

In Figure 2, we display the plots for the density computed by the high-order SL-FV methods, though the numerical outcomes show that the SL-FV WENO methods can reach sharpness without spurious oscillations.

For MPI analyses, at first, two experienced observers judged which image sets from 99mTc-MIBI and 99mTc-N-DBODC5 were superior in image quality on the basis of patient motion, statistical noise, tracer activity below the diaphragm, heart-to-organ count ratio, and sharpness, without knowledge of the radiopharmaceutical or patient identity [ 32].

The pepperoni, a spicy dry-cure salami, had the characteristic touch of sharpness, but without the sour note sometimes found in the traditional kind.

Dickens devotees will not soon forget that experience, nor the instruction the author wrote in an initialed note to Marcus Stone, the illustrator of "Our Mutual Friend," about a certain character's appearance: "A weird sharpness not without beauty, is the thing I want".

On the other hand, plasma-nitriding using a mixture of nitrogen gas of 0.53 Pa and argon gas of 0.67 Pa at the power of 50 W produced almost twice larger indentation and scratch resistances than those of the as-sputter-etched protrusions within a short nitriding time of 1.8 ks, retaining the sharpness of protrusions without forming brittle nitrided layers.

The six-times winners will lack match sharpness, having been without competitive matches since 1 February.

Both do a remarkable job of removing noise from the upscaled picture, and both add plenty of sharpness and detail without looking forced or making motion look unnatural.

Its flavor is bright without sharpness.

This relentless gentility would risk serious tedium without that sharpness of eye and wit.