On this evidence, Aguero is still not near his top level, still lacking the sharpness that can cut through any defence in the country.
Currently, diamond knives have been the preferred choice among surgeons for use in precision surgeries, owing to the extreme hardness of diamond and the sharpness that can be achieved in single crystal diamond blades, but material and processing costs are high.
The role may be a deconstructed minstrel, but Miller has a sharpness that cuts through the archetype.
After convergence, the resulting designs showed that there is a clear tradeoff between sharpness and penetration that can be controlled by the choice of a tuning parameter.
With the richness of cheese, sharpness of pepper and garden earthiness of peas and beans, you need a wine that can lift and penetrate.
The gun is not neutral, a mere tool that can serve, like a knife or virtually any object with sharpness or bluntness, either a humble, utilitarian function or the most egregious of human impulses.
The company, which is known for manufacturing controllers for video game consoles, is developing an IC chip that can boost the sharpness of images LCD TVs produce.
Model predictions indicate the potential sharpness of the fractionation that can be achieved with this method.
The quality of rendered images depends on the perception of the zipper artifact that can also affect the sharpness.
For vertical planes, i.e. the ones that can not be reached by translation, the sharpness follows by a limiting procedure but can also be found by an almost identical variational argument but considering a slightly different quotient.
