A comparable EBSD misorientation map shows strong correlation between misorientation and the crack edges; this may in part reflect the role of sharp edges in the more surface-sensitive approach.
Newall was appointed Chief of the Air Staff in 1937 and, in that role, supported sharp increases in aircraft production, increasing expenditure on the new, heavily armed, Hurricane and Spitfire fighters, essential to re-equip Fighter Command.
"Sparkle" is only Houston's fourth feature film, and she brought to her role a sharper dramatic focus than in her previous screen performances.
This is a mayoral election year, and the Working Families Party, which rests on the shoulders of many of the city's most powerful unions, could take the role of sharp-elbowed kingmaker.
But sometimes you need a crisis (or five) to see the obvious, and this summer's cascade of them has brought Warren's role into sharper relief.
Yulia Stepanova may be a little frantic in the title role, blurring the sharp, serrated beauty of some of her material.
Lindo, despite the broadness of his role, is surprisingly sharp in conveying the cold calculations that go on in Gibbons's mind.
The bromance sub-genre suggests a perpendicular solution to similar issues: friendship replaces sex, and in the sharp Role Models, bromantically involved Paul Rudd and Seann William Scott also form surrogate parental bonds with feckless males-in-training Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Bobb'e J Thompson. Mintz-Plasse and Bobb'e J Thompson
That role came into sharp focus last week as the controversy about WikiLeaks boiled over on the Web, with coordinated attacks on major corporate and government sites perceived to be hostile to that group.
Ms. Winfrey's new role is another sharp shift in the leadership structure at OWN, where just two months ago, Ms. Winfrey and the other members of the OWN board dismissed Christina Norman, who had led the channel before and after its debut.
