Sentence examples for sharp versions from inspiring English sources

Service is efficient and super-friendly, little touches (water comes with ice 'n' lemon in an attractive blue pottery jug) set it apart, and the kitchen is sending out reasonably sharp versions of crowd-pleasing international classics such as stroganoff, salmon pasta in dill and watercress sauce, Caesar salad, and stir-fried chicken noodles with hoi sin vegetables.

Moreover, they obtained the sharp versions of improved Hardy inequalities and an improved Rellich inequality in hyperbolic spaces.

Similar to the deduction of inequalities (2.6) and (2.7), the sharp versions of (1.9) and its reversion are (2.9).

The celebrities turn a little paler, suffering, I guess, a particularly sharp version of that regret one often feels for a "yes" too casually given three or four months earlier.

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We first establish a sharp version of Forelli Rudin estimates for certain integrals on the ball.

Also, Cheng gave a sharp version of the mentioned inequality in [13].

The second open problem posed in [3] is to find the sharp version of the following corollary.

In this case, the blind deconvolution problem can be regularized and the sharp version of the blurry image can be recovered at a new latent semantic level.

We note that the presented inequalities in Theorems 2.6 and 2.9 are not sharp, and the sharp version of them are supposed to further research.

In this paper, we derive a sharp version of the singular Trudinger Moser inequality, which was originally established by Adimurthi and Sandeep [2].