THE RESEARCH Peter Cappelli, a professor of management at the Wharton School, has noted sharply different opinions between corporate executives, who typically say that schools are failing to give workers the skills they need, and the people who actually do the hiring, who say the real obstacles are traditional ones like lack of on-the-job experience.
Their falling-out, diplomats say, also reflects the difficulty in establishing a bond between two sharply different men.
WASHINGTON — The presidential election, lawyers and scholars agree, will offer voters a choice between two sharply different visions for the ideological shape of the nation's federal courts.
Thus, presence of light during CT 0 11 not only changes overall means in LD versus DD as shown in Figure 7 for Cluster 4 members, it also causes sharply different hourly abundances that oscillate between LD excess and DD excess, with the sharpest, most significant such differences happening between CT 0 and 15 for compounds such as tricosenes and short chain methyl-alkanes.
Studies have shown that while a patient's race and ethnicity can be linked to sharply different treatment courses and quality, better communication between doctors and patients of different backgrounds can reduce the disparities.
Voters face a momentous choice in November between two candidates offering sharply different prescriptions for what ails the country.
And faced with disarray in its oil industry, Venezuela relies on imports of Colombian natural gas, narrowing the possibility of a severe deterioration in ties between the two countries despite their sharply different views of cooperation with the United States.
Sharply different in so many respects, this is another area where there is an overlap between Barrie and the work of Alfred Hitchcock.
Then, sharply different choices.
Mr. Koch took a sharply different view.
