Sentence examples for sharp concept from inspiring English sources

In this way, logicians have finally arrived at a sharp concept of a formal axiomatic system, because it is no longer necessary to leave "mechanical" as a vague nonmathematical concept.

In this way, too, they have arrived at sharp concepts of decidability.

The concept of foundation is a sharper concept than support which allows us to recognize spline bases suitable for design and computational purposes.

The stable points of the memory are naturally interpreted as (non-sharp) concepts – the memory performs association of extents and intents of concepts.

It's a sharp looking concept to be sure, but I'd caution Sharp to keep their ears open for consumer issues.

As such, it is not an alternative, but much more supplements the current sharp edge concept by providing a "second barrier of defence" when the optic edge barrier is overcome by migrating LECs.

Cadillac has even taken a swipe at Ferrari, displaying a low, sharp-edged concept for a high-performance, V-12 sports car.

At this year's show, many of the X's are attached to silver, sharp-edged concepts with bare-metal accents.

To a concept without sharp boundary there would correspond an area that had not a sharp boundary-line all around, but in places just vaguely faded away into the background.

When he was laboring in obscurity as Senate minority leader, he was a champion of open government; as governor, he has been a sharp critic of the concept.

We use the concept of "sharp and blunt ends" of practice to describe the performance of health care professionals.