Data from all employed sources give evidence of a flow acceleration (in some cases, rather sharp) above roof level.
The new house was tall, with a sharp-peaked roof.
Most of the oldest houses in Beverley have been refaced, but you can still pick them out by the sharp pitch of the roof -- designed for thatch -- and the purity of their proportions.
We have seen women too pregnant to ride, walking for hours; mothers handling a horse while holding a baby in one arm; people on foot carrying school desks on their backs from the nearest town; children going to school by crossing rivers using rusty hanging cages or bridges made out of rope and wood; and men maneuvering mules loaded with sharp metallic sheets for roofing through very narrow trails.
The average values for CE angle, Sharp angle, and acetabular-roof angle were 12 (6–18), 46 (43 50), and 18 (5–25), respectively.
Possible correlations between intracapsular pressure and clinical Harris score, radiographic data (CE angle, acetabular-roof angle, Sharp angle), degree of osteoarthritis, volume of aspirate, and the concentration of IL-1β wexaminedinexamined
Roof shingles and sharp, wet sheets of tin flew through the air like missiles.
In his 1958 "House With Trees," with its clawlike tree branches and peaked roof seen in sharp black silhouette, nature and civilization seem equally demonic.
Dr. Hamilton advocates the use of a rain barrel to collect roof water, a sharp spade instead of an edger and a broom instead of a blower.
Campbell Robb, chief executive of Shelter, said: "This research brings into sharp focus how keeping a roof over their head has become a daily struggle for millions across the country.
