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The unwound 'bubble' region was less frequently observed in GCC185 △hinge protein preparations and thus not a general artifact of protein deposition on mica; the mean size of the bubble was ~27 nm in wild type versus ~17 nm in △hinge molecules, with a much sharper size distribution in the latter case, and only 20% of the △hinge molecules showing any bubble at all.
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Standard gauge derives from an old measure of the width of two horses standing side-by-side but these railways were built to half that size to tackle much sharper corners as they climbed mountains.
"The E-ELT's great size will give us much sharper images, provided we can correct for atmospheric turbulence [which makes stars twinkle], and that will be part of the telescope's design.
Type and vector shapes will be much sharper than their raster equivalents when output at large sizes and file sizes are much smaller.
In principle it would be possible to synthesise these data using individual participant data meta-analysis methods (Stewart 2011), with the potential to reduce current levels of uncertainty concerning main effects and effect modifiers, and to generate findings with much sharper implications for policy concerning portion, package and tableware size interventions.
It was not the size of the lead but the fact that they looked much sharper.
Events are in much sharper relief".
It has a much sharper screen.
I thought he was much sharper today".
"We have to be much sharper, much tougher," he said.
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