Sentence examples for sharp nature from inspiring English sources

Finally, Fig. 2c is a close-up of a groove crevice, showing its extremely sharp nature.

The sharp nature of some of the slogans, which have challenged the foundations of the Islamic republic, has left them mute.

In Berkovich indentation, because of the sharp nature of the tip, and in consequence the high levels of strain imposed, discerning the two SMAs on the basis of the indentation response alone is difficult.

While the 2-0 triumph will not go down as one of their most famous, the short, sharp nature of the competition — a league system that replaces many international friendlies — means that Scotland could be as few as three victories away from ending their long absence from a major finals.

The sharp nature of absorption edge was attributed to the relatively narrow particle size distribution due to quantum confinement effect.

Compare Plato, Theaetetus 144ab, on heavy and dull as opposed to light and sharp natures, and their respective educability.

However, for the largest structure (48 carbon atoms) multiple broad peaks appear in case of parallel polarization and in this case electron energy loss spectra (EELS) peak (in the energy range 0 5 eV) is sharp in nature (compared to high energy peak).

Excitonic emission is sharp in nature and can be present near absorption edge, if material is pure.

The enhanced coercivity may be attributed to the large sharp anisotropic nature of the nanoplates which represents the barrier for particle remagnetization[42].

The pain following IP surgery was typically sharp in nature, located at the throat and radiated to the ears; it is mainly due to the stimulation of free nociceptors (delta nervous fibers) on the raw surgical surfaces, the inflammatory status, and the muscular spasms [ 34].

The abdominal pain in usually not very severe but is sharp in nature.