Sentence examples for example of a sharp from inspiring English sources

The Planck era is an example of a sharp divide between the known universe and another, unknowable state.

Russia may be expected to be a prime example of a sharp decrease in foreign companies' involvement in domestic oil and gas operations, as the perception is that IOCs may not have anything meaningful to contribute becomes more commonplace.

For example, the history of a sharp acute onset of pain, experience of a snap and a well-defined localised pain with a positive MRI for oedema but indecisive for fibre tear strongly suggest a minor partial muscle tear, below the detection sensitivity of the MRI.

Philip M. Headley, chief engineer at Continental Teves, an auto supplier that makes such a system, gave the example of a car coming to a sharp right curve on the road, too fast to take it.

Cameron is a great example of how sharp Corman's outfit was at promoting talent.

The row – a stark example of the sharp disagreements at the heart of Israel's political, military and intelligence establishment over the issue – came as Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, said Israel's existence was "an insult to all humanity".

The debate was just one more example of the sharp differences with an American political race.

Yet the recent outbreaks of hepatitis A linked to contaminated scallions imported from Mexico, which have killed three people and sickened hundreds, are only the latest examples in a sharp rise of food-borne illness from fruits and vegetables.

In Fig. 3a we see an example of sharp SAPs where the potential increases monotonically after a rapid downswing of the action potential.

Citing the example of Lynsey Sharp, the Scottish 800m runner who admitted that she had learned from her disappointing performance in Portland, Coe said there was no substitute for major-championship experience.

For some crazy reason, everyone took this as a cruel and callous comment, not a hilarious example of Kilmeade's sharp wit.