Sentence examples for sharp extension from inspiring English sources
Abbott's agenda is merely a sharp extension of policies pursued to a lesser or greater degree by both Coalition and ALP governments.
Bakry, Gentil, and Ledoux have recently proved a sharp extension of the Sobolev Inequality for functions on R+×Rn, which can be considered as an extension to "continuous dimensions".
Our main result provides a sharp extension of a well-known theorem of Friedman and Véron for h u)="uq and b(x)≡1, and a recent result of the authors for p= 2 and b(x)≡1.
Our approach is based on sharp extension results for functions on the half-line or on a finite interval and several symmetry preserving properties of the equations under discussion.
Your paring knife will become a really sharp extension of your hand for peeling fruit and supreming citrus.
In "Sehnsucht" — a German word for wistful longing or yearning — the blandly repetitive movement, full of angst, winding arms and sharp extensions, was at odds with its Beethoven score.
Mr. Fagan has his favorite dancers, but I was drawn — here and in "Griot" — to Sade Bully, whose razor-sharp extension and silky gusto takes the awkwardness out of some of Mr. Fagan's more static poses and unwieldy transitions.
It is not only a sharp quantitative extension of Figiel's theorem, but it also unifies, generalizes and improves a series of known results about stability of ε-isometries.
Instead, sorrow seems to flow up and out the center of these contained bodies, pushing into the sharp, tearing extensions of the mother (Mary Ellen Beaudreau) and the father (Collin Baja), who holds and lifts her with tender solidity.
Consequently, N-41 pulling resulted in a sharp force-extension curve with a peak at Funfold = 182±5 pN.
Caveat: If your boss bears any resemblance to Charlize Theron in "Snow White and the Huntsman," let this go — and steer way clear of those sharp metal fingernail extensions.
