Sentence examples for a edge of from inspiring English sources

He said he seemed elated and relaxed but had a "edge of nervousness".

We say that G is an unit interval graph if there exists a family I of intervals (a,b) on the real line such that each v∈V(G) can be put in a one-to-one correspondence with (a v,b v )∈I; the intervals in I are of same length; and (vbar{v}) is a edge of E(G) if, and only if, ((a_{v}, b_{v}) cap (a_{bar{v}}, b_{bar{v}}) neq emptyset).

The vertex of a graph represent a transcription factor only if it is the initial point of a edge of activation or inhibition.

Suppose e= u, v) is a an edge of S where Ψ e) is not minimal.

But will anyone watch episodes of an edge-of-the-seat thriller a second time?

It also invites us to doubt the sincerity of an edge-of-tears outburst by Ms. Olson.

"This was supposed to be an edge-of-town, Desperate Housewifey community," he said.

If an edge of a phylogenetic tree is deleted, the tree decomposes into two connected components.

This positions each unit of the alphabet at an edge of a unitary hypercube [ 14].

This is especially true when there is a variant near an edge of the read.

Plenty of Brits have a dry wit with an edge of self-deprecation about them.