It also had to crank out sharp text documents, which account for most of my day-to-day printing.
Goldstein views campus life with a sharp eye, documenting the jealousies within academic departments, the solitariness of a devoted physics scholar, "too alone to have any idea of how lonely he is," and the hovering cloud of threat or promise that Stockholm may call to confer its Nobel blessing on a member of the faculty.
His onslaughts against the "village virus" (Main Street [1920]), average businessmen (Babbitt [1922]), materialistic scientists (Arrowsmith [1925]), and the racially prejudiced (Kingsblood Royal [1947]) were satirically sharp and thoroughly documented, though Babbitt is his only book that still stands up brilliantly at the beginning of the 21st century.
Using a new dataset that details the extent of offshoring and domestic production within models, we document sharp differences in how capacity was utilized.
In sharp contrast, we documented that mice injected with SL-LPS (5 ng/kg body weight) displayed significantly reduced survival as compared to PBS controls (Fig. 1A).
In sharp contrast, we documented that CLP mice pre-conditioned with priming SL dose (5 ng/kg body weight) LPS had a significant and persistent elevation of plasma levels of TNF-α and KC (CXCL1) as compared to other two groups.
The report also documents a sharp increase in the number of failures to follow proper legal procedures last year; a quarter of those, it says, were due to the "obstruction by state agents of the work of the police, prosecutors and the judicial system .The failure to find Gerardi's killers, said President Portillo at his swearing-in, was "a national disgrace".
The documents depict sharp divisions among China's leaders at the time, pitting a faction led by the party chief, Zhao Ziyang, that sought compromise with the students, against hard-liners led by Prime Minister Li Peng, who feared that the party could be toppled.
These predictions were apparently borne out, according to the Price Waterhouse report, which documents a sharp decline in giving by high-income taxpayers after both the 1981 and 1986 tax cuts, which, among other things, reduced the value of tax writeoffs.
The recently announced settlement between Arizona State University and the Havasupai Indians, however, brings the difficulties of informed consent documents into sharp focus.
