Barcelona toiled honestly, though, and while the team dominated with 77 percent of the possessions, it lacked the sharpness, the cutting edge.
With regular use, any knife's edge will lose its sharpness cause the cutting edge always takes on a wavy S-shape.
The cutting edge sharpness, nose radius and edge contour out-of-roundness of the micro-tool are evaluated.
Mechanical properties, microstructure and achieved cutting edge sharpness of produced tools were investigated.
With hindsight, Ashes to Ashes can be seen as the point where Bowie's cutting edge began to lose its sharpness, and he was never again quite the cultural pathfinder he had been in his heyday.
In the conventional macroscopic machining where the edge radius of cutting tool (i.e., tool sharpness) is significantly smaller than the nominal depth of cut, the work piece is usually considered to be composed of continuous, isotropic, and defect-free materials.
Wilson has scored five goals this season, including a hat-trick in the win over West Ham, and his speed, movement, quick thinking and sharpness in the box has given their attack a cutting edge.
As the number of drilled holes increase, the cutting edge of a drill bit becomes dull and its sharpness diminishes which may be the cause of increase in the friction between the drill tool and bone in CD.
Four feeds per tooth, four cutting angles, two sharpness angles and three cutting speeds were chosen to cut wet logs of oak and fir wood, while the other factors remained constant.
A specially designed indentation-cutting rig was established to evaluate the sharpness of each blade on cutting the soft rubber material.
