Sentence examples for a sharp concept of from inspiring English sources

In this way, logicians have finally arrived at a sharp concept of a formal axiomatic system, because it is no longer necessary to leave "mechanical" as a vague nonmathematical concept.

The concept of foundation is a sharper concept than support which allows us to recognize spline bases suitable for design and computational purposes.

In this way, too, they have arrived at sharp concepts of decidability.

It's a sharp looking concept to be sure, but I'd caution Sharp to keep their ears open for consumer issues.

When he was laboring in obscurity as Senate minority leader, he was a champion of open government; as governor, he has been a sharp critic of the concept.

"There is nothing worse," Adams said, "than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept".

This approach might be understood as akin to using a pinhole camera, where nutritional epigenetics is the small aperture held to the world, in order to produce a sharp image of contemporary transformations in the concepts of metabolism and environment and their interrelation.

His 1984 debut, Neuromancer, invented the concept of "cyberspace", and the literary genre of cyberpunk: a sharp fusion of noirish thriller and searingly imagistic futurism.

There is a sharp intake of breath.

This is a sharp change of attitude.

A sharp intake of breath.