During the later years of his career Feldman, who died in 1987, wrote pieces that emphasized whisper-soft dynamics, clarity and transparency, with time-loosed sensations of dislocation and drift extended over extreme durations.
Another limitation is that it was not possible to quantify the clarity of soft tissues nor utility of each imaging technique, mainly because there was no existing 'gold standard' , but also because routine clinical assessments of soft tissues are chiefly qualitative or semi-quantitative.
There are, of course, those who go beyond that, and who don't confuse the adoption of a platform with genuine progress (see Portland Communications' excellent soft power ranking for clarity on who).
"They were like music," Steve Martin says, referring to the swift intimacy of their overlapping rhythms, the deft interplay of May's soft, breathless voice and the reedy clarity of Nichols's sound.
You are swept along by the energy in his playing, even in soft moments, and by the punchy clarity in his passagework, qualities that surely stem from his long experience with modern music.
It's a film clarity that has a softer feel to it overall.
It let the artist control the horizontal and the vertical, roll the image or make it flutter, change the focus to a soft blur or sharpen it to crystal clarity.
A subsequent dish of "pastured chicken" from the farm suggested Blue Hill's attachment to sous vide technology, which yielded butter-soft slices of breast with a striking clarity of flavor that seemed to reflect the bird's principled raising.
A stick that is too soft will lack a quality of definition and clarity, while a stiffer stick will give you a brighter sound.
This understanding is needed for further optimizing soft contact lens materials where oxygen transport and optical clarity are critical features.
