An index describing the sharpness of glass transitions is proposed in this work.
The concentration dependence on distance and time is well described by an empirical equation C/C0=exp (−(x/x0)ax0), where constant a describes the sharpness of the diffusion front.
The traditional parameter which describes the sharpness of an SC is the maximum time variation of the SC (Shinohara et al., 2005) which is calculated over the period of SC increase as shown in Fig. 2.
In a quadratic model, which is analysed mathematically, the curve parameter c in the equation will be related to a "perceived" inflection point as it describes the "sharpness" of the curvature, and the VTmax can be calculated by derivation of the equation.
Section 3.5 describes the sharpness metric in detail.
Heller, the author of "The Dog Stars" and other novels, has an extraordinary facility for describing topography and vegetation; we can feel the sharpness of the rocks and the trilling excitement of the river as it approaches rapids.
Specifically, a is related to the total area under of the curve, b is related to the sharpness of the early rise, and c describes the decline rate in milk production.
Furthermore she also describes headaches that respond to paracetamol, "the sting of a graze", "the sharpness of an exposed gum", and "back aches", "period pains and stomach cramps" that arose after pregnancy.
Furthermore she also describes headaches that respond to acetaminophen, "the sting of a graze", "the sharpness of an exposed gum", and "back aches", "period pains" and "stomach cramps" that arose after pregnancy.
A heuristic for computing the sharpness of an image is the "Sum-Modified Laplacian" operator described in this paper by Sree Nayar.
