The phrase "a sharp one in" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who is clever or astute in a specific area, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "She is a sharp one in the field of technology, always staying ahead of the trends."
Alternatives: "a keen mind in" or "an expert in".
But this division is not really a sharp one, because augmentation in the avant-garde novel often looks like a kind of subtraction: augmentation takes the form of an intensification of the sentence rather than an intensification of the things that many people habitually associate with the novel — plots, characters, objects.
We can see that all the samples show two emission peaks: a sharp one appearing at approximately 377 nm in the ultraviolet (UV) region and another broad one in the visible region.
That included a sharp one-year increase in the number of Options students classified by the school as having the most intensive special education needs.
James Newton's documentary had a clever enough idea at its heart, and an even sharper one in the execution, if that's not the wrong word here.
Now she wished she'd chosen a sharper one, a paring knife that would go in smoother.
We got the same doctorates at the same schools as their experts—and our boys were the sharp ones in the class".Despite Mexico's currency crisis in the mid-1990s, Mr Tellez thrived, becoming the chief advisor to Ernesto Zedillo, the current president.
Carving fresh ham is easy; you do not need a special knife, though you will want to choose the longest, sharpest one in the drawer.
It is noteworthy that bound (13) has the best performance for (n=5), while bound (22) is the sharpest one in all other cases.
Qualcomm paid half of the $120 million back in early December, when it acquired a stake in Sharp one month after the Japanese electronics company issued a warning about its ability to keep operating.
Fifth, most partnerships have a sharp focus on one disease in their mission and operations.
