However, even ignoring the presence of significant side lobes for the broadside beam pattern, these sharper beams prospect severe feasibility issues, as the system sensitivity to self noise and other perturbations grows considerably (see Tables 1 and 2, showing that the self-noise gain at broadside and end-fire drops down to −37.5 and −24.1 dB, respectively!).
Some political leaders and people involved in his case had sharp critiques at the prospect of a commutation.
Which, for him, had a fairly sharp edge over the prospect of the two-year obsession of another feature film.
Already lumbered with feeble economic growth and high unemployment, Iranians now face the prospect of sharp rises in prices of food, fuel and transport.
The prospect of sharp falls in oil export earnings – the oil industry accounts for 60% of Iran's economy – is a dire one.
With domestic consumers squeezed by heavy debts, stagnant house prices and the prospect of sharp cuts in public spending, British firms must look elsewhere for demand for their goods.
For consumers, however, this is all good news: a glut will mean lower prices.The prospect of sharp price declines over the next few years means the flat-panel TV market is on the cusp of change.
She has a quick wit and a tart tongue ("Plenty of people have to live in gangland. Just none of the gangsters"), but a failed actress named Jasmine Sharp is a better prospect for character development.
To minimize the prospect of sharp disagreements at the conference, a tight agenda was adopted: creating universal practices for baptisms and confirmations, discussing the canonization of victims of the 1915 Armenian genocide in recognition of the 100th anniversary, and planning another conference next year.
As sharp divisions scuttled the prospect of regional consensus, rolling controversy over the potential relocation of Australia's embassy in Israel also intensified at the weekend, with government figures now openly at odds about whether the Morrison government should shift its current policy or not.
With an unemployment rate above nine percent and little prospect of sharp improvement, Obama could muster no support whatsoever for raising social security taxes, other than to raise the taxable-income limit.
