The phrase 'the sharpness in' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is often used to describe an intense or extreme quality of something. For example: I tasted the sharpness in the air when the thunderstorm came.
The sharpness in the image of objects in front of and behind the focused distance falls off gradually.
The discerning taster should know their malic acid (the sharpness in a green apple) from their tartaric (an acid found in wine).
The rapidity of this growth, which some described as the "population explosion," was due to the sharpness in the falls in mortality that in turn were the result of improvements in public health, sanitation, and nutrition that were mostly imported from the developed countries.
By measuring the sharpness in the rise of young patients who officially die of tuberculosis or other infections while they are most likely to have been infected with HIV, the MRC says it has been able to make a good estimate of the actual AIDS toll.Some 153,000 people actually died of AIDS in 2000, it reckons, but only about a third were officially recorded as AIDS.
Hua et al.[83] use modulation transformation function to compute the sharpness in face images.
The synthetic inversion results for 1D case in "One-dimensional model" section showed that MT is insensitive to the sharpness in the vertical direction.
The two algorithms reveal the details of the original image as well as minimize the loss of the edge sharpness in the nonuniform and low lighting conditions.
The observed VLF amplitude and phase perturbations on NLK signal are simulated using the LWPC V2.1 code for Wait's model of the lower ionosphere characterized by two parameters: the sharpness (β in km−1) and reflection height (H' in km).
In fact, the main thing I found I had to do was find and disable the "Super Resolution with Detail Enhancement" feature on the projector, which essentially bumps up the sharpness artificially in the interest of presenting crisper details in large images.
He's got the sharpness back in his game".
Various factors affect the sharpness distribution in a picture of such a scene.
