Sentence examples for acutely scaled from inspiring English sources

Color-field painting, minimalism, and Pop art all took bearings from the vast, stripped-down, acutely scaled presence of Newman's work.

And he writes acutely about scale and intellectual distance.

Rapid genome sequencing of acutely ill infants with suspected genetic diseases (STATseq) may become that application when scaled to dozens of trios per day without loss of timeliness or accuracy.

Call to Action UNICEF has scaled up its operations and is rushing humanitarian supplies in by air, land and sea to the Horn of Africa, where an estimated 1.15 million children under five are currently acutely malnourished.

In addition to the on-going interventions that UNICEF has supported without interruption in most of central and southern Somalia, including the operation of over 500 therapeutic and supplementary feeding centres for treating acutely malnourished children, UNICEF is scaling up its response to address the current crisis.

Physicians use various wet dressings, lotions, gels, creams, and ointments to treat acutely inflamed weeping and crusting sores and to moisturize and protect dry, cracked, and scaling skin.

Like the title teenage character in their film "Rosetta," Cyril is an extraordinarily physical presence — you're acutely aware of the effort involved in his movements, in his running, colliding and scaling walls — and stubborn.

Patterson is acutely aware that the scale of the housing shortage may stretch the state's limited coffers.

To understand the influence of spatial scale more acutely, we calculated disease rates in individual watersheds and examined the influence of land use.

We will, as part of this pilot study, evaluate a range of pain scales in acutely unwell patients with dementia.

The older residents who survived -- or at least those who came through with their faculties intact -- seem acutely aware of the historical scale of the damage.