The early Neanderthals simply chipped away at a rock with a harder rock to create a sharp edge, copying something that usefully appeared in nature.
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"Major Crimes" feels like a reasonably sharp black-and-white copy of "The Closer," but fans of the franchise are likely to miss the color provided by Ms. Sedgwick's vivid performance.
The observation of the sharp difference in the copy numbers of mPing between the two cultivated rice subspecies, indica and japonica, as well as between the two groups of japonica cultivars (temperate vs. tropical) has led to the suggestion that its transpositional activity has also been induced by other sources of factors.
A new pottery appeared on the mainland: a class of gray burnished ware, wheel-made, with sharp angular shapes copied from those of metal vases.
It was while studying in Sweden, that an American exchange student from Minneapolis, Dean Cushman, heard "The Look", and brought a copy of Look Sharp! home for the 1988 holiday break.
The jacket copy speaks of "razor-sharp dialogue" and "Shadow," the Secret Service code name for Nora Hartson, the president's daughter.
When McGahern sent his father a copy he received a "sharp response" saying thank you but he had no intention of reading it.
We observed that treatment with anti-CD20 mAb induced a sharp reduction in CalHV3 virus DNA copy numbers in lymphoid organs.
In general, highly expressed genes exhibit a marked codon usage bias toward 'optimal' codons, whose corresponding tRNA gene copy number is high (Sharp and Li, 1986a, 1986b).
In Lan's copy, the letters were "less sharp and blobbier".
