Sentence examples for sharply represented from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present a new IB method, called the LS-STAG method, which is based on the MAC method for staggered Cartesian grids and where the irregular boundary is sharply represented by its level-set function.

But there's a steady drumbeat of media briefings, surfacing in a kind of full-court press on the issue, most sharply represented by a loudly semaphoring New York Times article from Rod Nordland.

They identify the drugs that have risen in cost most sharply or represented the largest expenditure by public medical programs, and require their manufacturers to provide data justifying the price.

Of these, the more sharply defined is represented by the transposases encoded by T. saanensis (tsa 392), K. versatilis (aba 1552 and 3447), A. capsulatum (acp 645) and G. mallensis (gma794), species all belonging to the Acidobacteria phylum.

In his illustrations the simplicity of illustrated architecture contrasts sharply with the dimensions represented.

The single currency was also down sharply against sterling, representing a boost for UK holidaymakers heading to the Continent.

Only the centered (both unscaled and scaled) second component represents sharply the scars.

Recessions represent sharply inadequate demand.

Stage 1, for example, is represented by a sharply tapering pyramid sitting on a broad base, reflecting high fertility and high mortality rates among the younger age groups.

In the Helikon's rendering, which will be performed next week as part of the anniversary celebrations, the violent and repulsive father figure in the opera is represented as a sharply suited oligarch, attended at every moment by a bevy of mini-skirted secretaries ready to fulfil his every whim.

As the recession took hold, the vacancy rate fell sharply and unemployment increased strongly, represented by a south-easterly movement in the Beveridge coordinates.