Sharpening and re-sharpening ability of CVD diamond-coated ceramic tools for turning operations is addressed in this work.
There's nothing better for sharpening your ability to predict outcomes than living through some period when things went wrong.
"I envision that the I.M.F., while sharpening its ability to respond to financial disruptions swiftly and appropriately, does so less frequently because it has succeeded in preventing crises from developing in the first place," Mr. O'Neill said in a statement to the fund's controlling oversight board.
Eating plenty of food rich in these three vitamins is a great first step for sharpening your ability to see.
Ultimately, adding biometric data to an advertiser's arsenal sharpens its ability to deliver messages.
She is, if anything, a comic mulatto, turning the world on its head with a verbal precocity and wit that sharpen her ability to shape-shift and pass.
The purpose of those efforts is to sharpen the ability to determine the return on investment for ad spending, as the cost of advertising climbs and it becomes easier for consumers to avoid ads.
As Santorum's attacks resonated and propelled him forward, the Romney team sharpened their ability to defend the governor's actions – even if they have not quite figured out a way to defend the policy itself.
In a secretive effort that began five years ago but whose outlines are just now becoming known, the government's network of weapons laboratories is hiring new experts, calling in old-timers, dusting off data and holding drills to sharpen its ability to do what is euphemistically known as nuclear attribution or post-event forensics.
"The customer and market insights that the private companies we've invested in have, whether it be in food, health care, financial institutions or education, sharpened our ability to target our grant making and public policy efforts," said Sterling K. Speirn, the foundation's chief executive.
Hopfield says such contests sharpen neuroscientists' ability to analyze experimental data.
