The brainchild of mathematician Mikhail Lavrentyev and then premier Nikita Khrushchev, the "Academy Town" was conceived as a way of huddling the country's sharpest scientific minds together in one place, away from the distractions of Moscow, to work on fundamental research.
Inspired by the classical forms of ancient Greece and Rome, Wedgwood also kept a sharp eye on scientific advances and experimented constantly with new ideas, materials and glazes.
But such proposals, which argue for a sharp separation between scientific and folk uses, are not neutral pieces of observation about the language.
Faced with the prospect of new findings, an exploratory bibliographic search was made in The National Library of Medicine's PubMed to bring the situation up to date, and revealed a sharp rise in scientific activity in this area from 2005.
After retiring from the Northwestern University faculty in 2009 to his home on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire, Neufeld has been keeping his scientific mind sharp by delving into the enigma of hair.
Subsequent similar comments and the observation that this was a "very emotional issue" [ 32], drew a sharp response from the scientific community.
Perhaps, we need a sharper distinction between the scientific research program of positive psychology versus positive psychology as a social movement with a closely associated marketing of self-help materials, personal coaching, and training programs to the lay public, industry, and the military [ 7, 8].
Gilbert Harman famously argues that prima facie there is a sharp contrast between moral beliefs and scientific beliefs on this score.
To do this, they've developed a bespoke imaging system called the Macropod, a device that takes sharp, fully focused photographs of microscopic scientific objects at 18 to 26 megapixel resolution.
This format is proprietary to scientific calculators made by Sharp.
