He explained that when you unscrew the top, there's a functional pen inside, but on the other end (where the actual tip of the pen should be), there's a sharp point, almost unnoticeable, that can be used to stab an attacker at pressure points in the hand, wrist, or throat.
One example of a well-studied boundary element is in the chicken β globin locus, where the 5'HS4 element is a sharp transition point between H3K4Me and H3K9Me histone modifications (Litt et al. 2001).
For example vague terms like 'heap' or 'knowledge', though soritical relative to an appropriately chosen series, are semantically determinate so, in spite of appearances to the contrary, there is a sharp cut-off point to their application.
Close to (nu approx 0.21) there is a sharp fall to a point in which around half the population is cooperating and the rest is defecting.
That is a sharp rise from 2011, pointing to a resurgence of a powerful organized crime organization, the First Capital Command, or P.C.C., as the group is known by its Portuguese initials.
The gap between the parties is a sharp reduction from the 17 points recorded two months ago.
At that point, there is a sharp reversal, and people keep getting happier as they age.
His head is raised slightly and rests on a soft black pillow, the waxy hairs of his short ginger beard are coiffed into a sharp point, and his body is dressed in a suit and navy tie with white polka dots.
That was a sharp turning point in West Indies cricket.
At that moment my pubescent world was narrowed to a sharp point, my vision tunneled to the spectacle of her lying there.
