Sentence examples for a sharp relation between from inspiring English sources

We establish a sharp relation between the rate of convergence of the eigenvalues as the singular pole is approaching a boundary point and the number of nodal lines of the eigenfunction of the limiting problem, i.e. of the Dirichlet-Laplacian, ending at that point.

The partial closure coincided with a sharp downturn in relations between the two countries.

The Bush administration's plans to place parts of the missile defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic, which were once part of the Soviet military alliance, led to a sharp deterioration of relations between Washington and Moscow.

The trial led to a sharp deterioration in relations between Ukraine and the West, and there were subsequent efforts to prosecute Ms. Tymoshenko on charges of tax evasion and embezzlement.

With only days to go before world leaders gather in New York, the maneuvering became an exercise in brinkmanship as the administration wrestles with roiling tensions in the region, including a sharp deterioration of relations between three of its closest allies in the region: Egypt, Israel and Turkey.

A sharp difference between farmers and the model concerned the beginning of the irrigation period.

The second and third were more pointed, and attempted to draw a sharp line between science "journalism" (contextualising, investigating and, at times, challenging science) and science "communication" (a public relations exercise).

He noted a sharp difference between the two options.

Marcel draws a sharp distinction between opinion and belief.

The report also confirms a sharp divergence between North and South Europe.

There was a sharp difference between changes in rainfalls in 1931 1960 and 1961 1990 periods.