Sentence examples for distinctly sharp from inspiring English sources

Stoichiometric magnetite undergoes a distinctly sharp drop in SIRM intensity at 120 K.

As shown in Figure 1e, the XRD pattern of the RNase A@C-dot clusters has two distinctly sharp peaks at 2θ of approximately 27° (d = 0.33 nm) and approximately 39° (d = 0.23 nm) which can be attributed to (002) and (100) facets of graphite [30].

The XRD pattern) shows that there were no distinctly sharp characteristic peaks except for a wide peak at 2 θ = 20 30°, suggesting that the prepared NMBG particles are amorphous.

We express rate ratios per zero-to-near-the-peak (98th percentile) increase in pollen levels because these two allergy indicators exhibit very sharp peaks every spring, distinctly sharp in comparison to other seasonal variations in the rest of the year (see Additional file 1: Figure S1), clearly in response to the peak levels of pollen.

But this then throws up a rudimentary technical problem, namely, that we are expected to believe that Adrian could have come up with a formulation — and an alleged source — not only implausibly beyond the capacities of even the most precocious adolescent but distinctly sharper than anything else his creator manages in the course of the book.

Both the D and G band peaks (1355 and 1600 cm−1, respectively) of CM from ultracataclasite are distinctly sharper than those of both host rock and cataclasite.

We consider that this approximation can be applied to our dataset because all the boundaries relevant to the present study have been distinctly defined as sharp interfaces by previous high-resolution seismic profiling (Park et al. 2002; Moore et al. 2007; Bangs et al. 2009).

These peaks indicating long-range ordering are distinctly visible and sharper in pure Li2MnO3 (x = 0), when compared with the other samples in this system.

The front of the device is dominated by a 7in screen with a large black bezel, which is just 1,024 x 600 pixels making it lower resolution and therefore less sharp and distinctly fuzzy-looking than the screens of the Tesco Hudl, Amazon Kindle Fire and Google Nexus 7. Text looks slightly fuzzy on websites and ebooks, while images lack detail and look washed out and dull.

Art photography, once distinctly aloof, with its sharp-focus nudes, mountains, and still-lifes, from amateur snapshooting, now "takes a turn toward unremediated — and therefore highly provocative — banality" in the work of "avant-garde artists such as Acconci, John Baldessari, and Dan Graham, all of whom use photography (or so they claim) as a mute and inexpressive tool".

"P/e ratios now look distinctly low after the recent sharp market sell-off.