Sentence examples for new sharp from inspiring English sources
Now he seemed fit, filled out, and well rested, and was wearing one of the new, sharp black uniforms the department acquired after Katrina.
Two new Sharp models (a $3,20046-inchh set and a $4,300 52-inch unit) feature a four-millisecond picture response time, half that of previous models, Mr. Scaglione said.
"Hypothetically, if there were a new sharp downturn that came along tomorrow, would it count as a new recession or part of the same recession?" asked Jeffrey A. Frankel, a member of the panel, officially known as the Business Cycle Dating Committee.
But here Mr. Temirkanov carried a listener along on a leisurely but captivating stroll through the first four movements and built to a glorious climax in the choral culmination of the fifth, shattering in its emotional impact because it brought the whole, long journey into a new, sharp focus in a flash.
We also prove new sharp embedding theorems for classes on subframe and expanded disk.
As applications, we get several new sharp bounds for the psi function and its derivatives.
All five parties have found new, sharper and heftier candidates, such as Freeman.
Among those whose imagery reflected the new sharper style, with its emphasis on form rather than atmosphere, was Yasuzō Nojima, who gained a reputation for his incisive portraits, groundbreaking nudes, and landscapes.
But instead of following the book frame by frame, Mr. Zwigoff and Mr. Clowes (who collaborated on the screenplay) have added new, sharper story lines and fashioned a tighter narrative framework.
A new sharp-interface immersed boundary method based approach for the computation of low-Mach number flow-induced sound around complex geometries is described.
In this approach, a previously developed, sharp-interface, immersed-boundary method for incompressible flows is used to model the fluid flow and a new, sharp-interface Cartesian grid, immersed-boundary method is devised to solve the equations of linear viscoelasticity that governs the solid.
