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acutance [əˈkjuːt^əns]

(Miscellaneous Technologies / Photography) a physical rather than subjective measure of the sharpness of a photographic image

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No references found	It draws its singular, indefatigable power from its talent for mindless acutance, a mechanized resolution of witnessable phenomena the result of which is both visually sharp and cognitively undefinable. The evidence by Blank, Gil / C: International Contemporary Art The particular Image Quality attributes covered by CPIQ deliverables include: * Acutance -- Spatial Frequency Response (SFR) * Color Uniformity * Geometric Accuracy: Lens Distortion * Lateral Chromatic Aberration * Texture Work began on the final, critical CPIQ Phase 3 project on September 9 at a face-to-face kickoff meeting in Santa Clara, California. I3A Launches State-of-the-Art e-Commerce Site with Publication of ... by Business Wire Without wanting to reiterate the scientific explanation for the concept of sharpness with the aid of such terms as acutance, contrast transfer function, or lines per millimeter, I want to use a contemplative approach to the subject in order to explain the differences between what is considered unsharp and what constitutes a soft image. The unsharpness and the softness of an image by Mueller, Helmut / PSA Journal	Acuate Acuation Acuition acuity Acular Aculea aculeate Aculeated Aculeiform Aculeolate Aculeous aculeus acumassage acumen acuminate acuminate leaf Acumination Acuminose Acuminous acupoint acupressure Acupuncturation acupuncture acupuncturist Acustumaunce acutance Acutangular acute acute accent acute angle acute anterior poliomyelitis acute arch acute brain disorder acute care acute dose acute gastritis acute glaucoma acute glossitis acute hemorrhagic encephalitis acute inclusion body encephalitis acute kidney failure acute leukemia acute lymphoblastic leukemia acute lymphocytic leukemia acute myelocytic leukemia acute myeloid leukemia acute organic brain syndrome acute pyelonephritis acute radiation dose acute renal failure acute schizophrenic episode	acupuncturist Acupuncturists Acupuncturists Acupuncturists Acupuncturists Without Borders Acupunture Acupunture Acupunture Acura Acura Client Excellence Award Acura Loyalty Advantage ACURAD ACURH ACURI ACURIL ACURO ACURP acus acus acus acus- ACUSA ACUSD ACUSMP ACUSP acust- Acustimulation Acustumaunce ACUT ACUTA acutance Acutane Acutane Acutane embryopathy Acutane embryopathy Acutangular acute acute acute acute acute Acute (medical) Acute (medical) acute abdomen acute abdomen acute abdomen acute abdomen acute abdomen Acute abdomen etiology Acute abdomen etiology Acute Abdominal Series acute abscess acute accent acute accent Acute accent (´) Acute accent (´) acute accents acute accents Acute Adhesional Small Intestinal Ileus Acute Adhesive Intestinal Obstruction Acute Admissions Unit

It draws its singular, indefatigable power from its talent for mindless acutance, a mechanized resolution of witnessable phenomena the result of which is both visually sharp and cognitively undefinable.

The evidence by Blank, Gil / C: International Contemporary Art

The particular Image Quality attributes covered by CPIQ deliverables include: * Acutance -- Spatial Frequency Response (SFR) * Color Uniformity * Geometric Accuracy: Lens Distortion * Lateral Chromatic Aberration * Texture Work began on the final, critical CPIQ Phase 3 project on September 9 at a face-to-face kickoff meeting in Santa Clara, California.

I3A Launches State-of-the-Art e-Commerce Site with Publication of ... by Business Wire

Without wanting to reiterate the scientific explanation for the concept of sharpness with the aid of such terms as acutance, contrast transfer function, or lines per millimeter, I want to use a contemplative approach to the subject in order to explain the differences between what is considered unsharp and what constitutes a soft image.

The unsharpness and the softness of an image by Mueller, Helmut / PSA Journal

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