Sentence examples for sharp fundamental from inspiring English sources

All films exhibited a transmittance higher than 85% within the visible region, with a sharp fundamental absorption edge.

As the wavelength of incident light decreased to the ultraviolet region, the transmittance of the AZO thin films decreased with a sharp fundamental absorption edge at around 380 nm of the wavelength.

To summarize, there is no strong evidence that a sharp, fundamental distinction exists, between monkeys and rats, insofar as shape processing is concerned.

In addition, reaction to the shock itself was measured as the energy of the large-amplitude component of a pain-induced vocalization, characterized by the simultaneous production of a wide range of frequencies, both audible and ultrasonic, without sharp fundamental frequencies (Jourdan et al. 1995)—in informal terms, a "shriek" or "scream".

Besides the short-term relief for a floundering airline, and despite expected "minor interruptions" in some passenger service, the US Airways action brings into sharp focus the fundamental problem that has pushed the airline industry to the edge of a cliff, he said.

This week's embarrassing row, which briefly saw the suspension of Sunday's high-profile Brazil v England football match at Rio de Janeiro's Maracana Stadium, has brought into sharp focus some fundamental cultural and political issues as Brazil prepares to host big international events in the next few years.

Schäuble's position has thrown into sharp relief the fundamental question of the relationship between Europe's south and north, his approach threatens to stretch the eurozone to the breaking point.

Divorce is still less common here than the national average, but its sharp jump illustrates a fundamental change in the patterns of family life.

Patricia Hampl, in a fine essay not long ago in The American Scholar, outlined the ways in which "The Crack-Up" was a "sharp pivot, marking a fundamental change in American consciousness" (and how badly misunderstood the essay was in its time).

Panpsychism's assertion that mind suffuses the universe presents a fundamental and sharp contrast with its basic rival, emergentism, which asserts that mind appears only at certain times, in certain places under certain probably very special and very rare conditions.

These hardline, inhumane policies will signal a sharp departure from our fundamental principles as a nation of immigrants.