Sharpness

hardness

This one is bright and he likes azure.

Clear, so very clear for the first time. All of it.

So, step two, I hold the device up, and then I sight its altitude there so I can see it clearly now.

There are many reasons, but the two that merit the little bit of time is one, the clarity of purpose is there. The moral purpose is clear.

And that's a video, a high definition video that is transmitted through that light beam.

Let me briefly hail the clarity of the Secretary General's proposals.

Detail

The Commission was encouraged by the number and clarity of the responses and hoped that this trend would continue.

High definition, in our opinion, has become the new orthodoxy.

You can clearly see the curvature of the Earth at that kind of altitude.

Lack of clarity concerning target areas for Programme support

Vivid Detail

Calibrated Detail

It's nice and clear.

Enunciate clearly.

It's clear.

I had to use a very small aperture to get the depth of field.

But, if not, there is now high definition surround sound.

But the message was very clear.

10. Members of ACC expressed reservations regarding the clarity and appropriateness of recommendation 1 (d).

Set here the direction of sharpness processing applied by the camera to take the picture.

(g) A sharper and clearer definition of the terms objective , output , results , performance indicator and performance measurement

High detail for enhanced projections

Sounds good and loud, huh?

It's all getting clear.

It couldn't be clearer.

Horizon clear.

And this just didn't work until we could cross this line that says high definition.

Make clarity, transparency and simplicity a national priority.

It's a clearcut relationship.

But then it figures.

Helps to calm the nerves... and enable us to think more clearly.

Many factors affect the strength and clarity of these seismic waves, particularly the efficiency with which the explosion transmits energy to the surrounding earth.

Loud and long and clear

To promote the spread of high vision satellite broadcasting (high definition television), TAO owns one of the transponders aboard BS 3b, and leases it to NHK and commercial broadcasting companies.

But we got a clean learning curve, almost exactly the same as what you would get in a school.

It's very high resolution, and it's our algorithms that allow us to zoom in on all the details.

You would be sharper and more alert.

I distinctly heard it.

It's loud, clear you can hear it very clearly.

It might take a few days to get there, but at least it gets there in high definition and in a reliable quality.

For an extended object (such as a galaxy or nebula) the sharpness of the image is lost and fudged out.

It's not at all clear where it's going to take us.