Sentence examples for finding sharp from inspiring English sources

Zheng broke Vaidisova's big serve five times and lost her own just twice, finding sharp angles with her flat returns and groundstrokes and covering the court well.

A general method is developed for finding sharp constants, extremal elements and correction terms in this type of inequalities.

Problems for finding sharp bounds for gamma functions have always attracted researchers [8 11] since the 19th century.

Two approaches are singled out here because both raise important challenges to the very idea of finding sharp answers to those questions, and both suggest that connectionist models offer a more fruitful approach to understanding analogical reasoning.

The problem of the best approximation of unbounded operators by linear bounded ones is close to the problem of finding sharp constants in inequalities (1), (7) and, furthermore, presents an independent interest.

A general method for finding sharp constants in interpolation inequalities of L ∞ - L 2 - L 2 -type was developed in [1, 11, 18], which was also used in the discrete case in the present paper.

In the closing days of the 2012 presidential campaign, President Obama and Mitt Romney are finding sharper, punchier ways to communicate their basic arguments.

He is not the only manager who has lamented the difficulty in finding a sharp groove after a truncated, post-European Championship pre-season.

"In hindsight, what we were responding to was a writer taking a risk, finding a sharp angle and doing something that shouldn't work".

He's finding some sharp movement back into the right-hander off the seam and Mahela, who isn't having the best of series, doesn't look entirely comfortable as he defends off the back foot.

One of the main questions still open in convex geometric analysis is the problem of finding a sharp lower estimate for the Mahler volume of a convex body K (see the survey article [1]).