Sentence examples for sharp border from inspiring English sources
"sharp border" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English
It refers to a distinct and well-defined line or edge between two things. Examples: 1. The map clearly shows the sharp border between the two countries. 2. The painting had a sharp border between the vibrant colors and the white background. 3. She carefully traced the sharp border of the tattoo on her wrist. 4. The garden had a sharp border between the neatly trimmed bushes and the wildflowers. 5. The designer chose to use a sharp border to separate the text from the background in the brochure.
The Indian discovery of the road and objection to the Chinese presence in the sector was one of the factors leading to sharp border clashes between the two countries in 1962.
The PAC's also had some sharp border disputes with other select committees.
This latter feature may have led to difficulty in delineating a sharp border between the CNIC and cortical regions in previous studies.
Mucocele is emblematic: frequently the line of demarcation between demineralised and normal bone is represented by a blunt but sharp border, whereas in neoplasms the border is ill-defined and spiculated.
France had just defeated Libya in a sharp border conflict over Chad.
In the second map PC2 divides the western part of East Asia from the eastern part with a sharp border.
Ketra Oberlander, a painter and an agent for disabled artists in Santa Clara, Calif., began losing her vision in her 30s to cone dystrophy and high myopia; by 40 she was legally blind, unable to discern sharp borders, color or much contrast.
In acute fractures, standard radiographs show multiple fragments of the OP, typically presenting sharp borders.
Even if carnivores' physical environment was considered in the management plan, producing zones with sharp borders is still a very difficult task due to carnivores' dispersal potential (Linnell et al. 2005).
0 No erythema, + Menimal perceptible erythema with sharp borders (1 MED), + Pink erythema, ++ Marked erythema, no edema, no pain, +++ Fair red erythema, mild edema, mild pain, ++++ Violaceus erythema, marked edema, strong pain, strong edema, partial blistering.
Because local ecosystems may have gradational borders coinciding with gradual changes in physical and chemical factors of the environment (called ecoclines), instead of always having sharp borders defined by steep environmental gradients (ecotones), some ecologists have decided that local multispecies assemblies cannot be construed as entities that are anything like an individual organism.
