Following the deaths of Hokusai and Hiroshige and the Meiji Restoration of 1868, ukiyo-e suffered a sharp decline in quantity and quality.
This theory brought with it a sharp distinction between discrete quantities (numbers) and continuous quantities (magnitudes), thus leading to the traditional view of mathematics as the science of number, on the one hand, and of magnitude, on the other hand.
The selective pressures on these genes declined strongly for agriculturist populations because the agricultural revolution brought a sharp increase in the quantity of carbohydrate consumed through cereals intake.
Third, as a main Chinese traditional drug, over-harvesting of its fruit may have caused a sharp decline in the quantity of plants and may have also accelerated the loss of genetic diversity.
No sharp items or large quantities of liquids are allowed in carry-on bags for flying.
The contrast agent is administered using a short sharp bolus technique; a small quantity of contrast agent (40 50 ml) is rapidly injected at a high flow rate (4 6 ml/s), followed by 40 ml of physiologic saline at a similarly high flow rate (4 6 ml/s).
Such stones with sharp fractures, found in great quantities in layers from the geological epochs before the Pleistocene, were once assumed to be tokens of human presence in the preceding Pliocene and even earlier Miocene epochs.
Bladholm writes with admirable precision (cloves, she says, have "a slightly numbing, sharp, warm flavor") and packs enormous quantities of information into a small format that somehow never seems cramped.
For all versions of the model, sharp changes are observed in various quantities characterizing the system as μ is varied.
This sharp and sweet salad makes a healthy quantity, but it keeps well, so you can eat it over a few days.
