Sentence examples for from the sharpness from inspiring English sources

This follows from the sharpness of the original Lieb Thirring inequalities after setting (P=0).

How droplets wobble on a vibrating surface can affect everything from the sharpness of pictures produced by inkjet printers to the flow of fluid through tiny channels etched into "lab-on-a-chip" devices used to perform medical tests or analyze polluted water.

The soldiers smear lime on her breasts before giving her back her baby, which causes its death as it refuses to feed from "the sharpness of the lime".

You moisten the noodles with a drizzle of chilled broth, but the flavor comes mostly from the sharpness of the garnishes, probably pickled plum with shiso leaf and a sac of seasoned roe.

The axial position can be extracted from the sharpness ratio of the respective planes.

I have never paid attention and I have never met a mother in my life (who) complained about pencil apart from the sharpness (sic).

But when the dish is well made, as it was at La Conca and at Sandro's in New York, where I tried it after returning from Italy, the sharpness of the cheese and pepper balance the pork.

The fact that f ∈ S p, λ, μ n ( 1 − 2 ϰ ˜, − 1 ) is sharp follows from (4.20) and the sharpness of Theorem 8.

Like many involved in the campaign, Sam Dunning, a deacon, said his hope was "to remove the sharpness from the debate" and remind people of their religious obligation to welcome strangers.

He described how the Spaniards under Columbus' command cut off the legs of children who ran from them, to test the sharpness of their blades.

As for the accuracy of the frequency estimate, no direct information of this is given by the output from a FT, since the sharpness of the peaks depends on a combination of factors such as noise levels and the length of the time series.