In response to a question about how confident he could be that the collateral would be adequately valued considering the sharp and continuing decline in the housing markets, he said that the two companies were being examined by officials from the Fed and the comptroller's office.
By adequately tuning the gold thickness, sharp valleys in the reflectance can be obtained in the near-IR range that can further contribute to a more accurate determination of spectral shifts and a consequent sensitivity improvement.
To check whether the foil packages are cooked adequately without unwrapping everything, stick a sharp metal skewer through the top, right into the center of whatever you are cooking.
If these workers as well as the German people were to be adequately fed, there must be a sharp reduction in the number of "useless mouths", of whom the millions of Jews under German rule were, in the light of Nazi ideology, the most obvious example.
"Liverpool have continuing problems on the field where Bob Paisley, having built the most successful British club side since the war, is presiding over its sharp decline because he cannot adequately replace ageing components," wrote Patrick Barclay in the Guardian.
But the European Commission said that there would be a separate process to check whether nuclear operators could adequately thwart acts of terrorism, because of sharp differences among governments about encroaching on sensitive areas of defense and security.
And despite its wealth of sources -- every major character has clearly spent hours in front of Eichenwald's tape recorder -- he is never able to bring Dwayne Andreas himself into sharp focus, nor does he adequately address Andreas's culpability in the scandals that led to his retirement.
Generally, for large M and adequately small number of filter coefficients, the filter transition bandwidth is not quite sharp.
