Sentence examples for visually sharp from inspiring English sources

"Traces" is visually sharp and lovingly informal, though you can't help wishing it had the added caress of film rather than the functionality of videotape to capture the vivid blends, hues and shapes.

In other words, all the selected cases correspond to visually sharp seismicity activations (at rates at least few times higher than the background).

Asked to rate the five criteria in order of importance, they concluded that criterion 1 (visually sharp reproduction of the border between white and grey matter) and criterion 5 (visually sharp reproduction of the cerebrospinal fluid space over the brain) are the two most important.

Results presented in Table 4 indicate that only criteria 2 (visually sharp reproduction of the basal ganglia) had a negative odd for the GE BrightSpeed, while criteria 1 (visually sharp reproduction of the border between white and grey matter) and again criteria 2 had a negative odd for the Philips Brilliance.

I wanted something visually sharp and synthetic but warm at the same time, which could reflect this obsession I've been having for a while: what could be the middle ground between digital and physical, and is such kind of intermediate space even possible?" .

Also, OG PET images were visually sharper at the border of the primary tumour (Fig.  3) compared to the 3D PET images which had intrinsic motion blurring.

A high-resolution computer screen, along with a post-processing technique to expand the grayscale at the black end of the spectrum, results in visually sharper margins and more contrast of masses against the background tissue.

"Hole in the Sky" isn't visually or aurally sharp enough to justify its attenuated pace.

Carole Condé and Karl Beveridge's 1980-81 "Work in Progress" parlays strategies used by Ms. Sherman and Martha Rosler into a sharp, visually rich comment on colonialism.

Wernicke was not asked back until October 1997, when Sir Peter Jonas got him to do Elektra with the popular local star Gabriele Schnaut, and Marjana Lipovsek as Clytemnestra, a staging Jonas describes as "simple, sharp, visually thrilling, lean".

(Johnson) JEFF SONHOUSE: 'THE PANOPTIC CON' As sharp visually as they are politically, Mr. Sonhouse's compact, finely painted Pop-Surrealist portraits depict masked African American men in colorful tuxedos with hair made of real matches, steel wool and other materials.