Sentence examples for a sharp extension from inspiring English sources

Abbott's agenda is merely a sharp extension of policies pursued to a lesser or greater degree by both Coalition and ALP governments.

Bakry, Gentil, and Ledoux have recently proved a sharp extension of the Sobolev Inequality for functions on R+×Rn, which can be considered as an extension to "continuous dimensions".

Our main result provides a sharp extension of a well-known theorem of Friedman and Véron for h u)="uq and b(x)≡1, and a recent result of the authors for p= 2 and b(x)≡1.

Your paring knife will become a really sharp extension of your hand for peeling fruit and supreming citrus.

It is not only a sharp quantitative extension of Figiel's theorem, but it also unifies, generalizes and improves a series of known results about stability of ε-isometries.

Our approach is based on sharp extension results for functions on the half-line or on a finite interval and several symmetry preserving properties of the equations under discussion.

Consequently, N-41 pulling resulted in a sharp force-extension curve with a peak at Funfold = 182±5 pN.

A sharper angle will create a sharper "wing".

In "Sehnsucht" — a German word for wistful longing or yearning — the blandly repetitive movement, full of angst, winding arms and sharp extensions, was at odds with its Beethoven score.

Mr. Fagan has his favorite dancers, but I was drawn — here and in "Griot" — to Sade Bully, whose razor-sharp extension and silky gusto takes the awkwardness out of some of Mr. Fagan's more static poses and unwieldy transitions.

The station was situated on a sharp curve; had the extension to Oxford been built, the station would have needed to have been resited to accommodate longer and faster trains.