Both in Britain and the euro zone, central bankers are worried about inflation and the prospect of a wage-price spiral.But the transatlantic gap also suggests sharp differences in dealing with troubles in financial markets.
Recent interviews with party officials, Western diplomats and outside experts with close ties to the government, all of whom spoke anonymously to discuss internal party deliberations, suggest sharp divides within the party.
Finite element simulations are used to model the bump foil forming process that would present potential problems during fabrication, suggesting sharp bends in the bump foil as the main driver for manufacturing deviations.
However, at Vm ranging from +10 to +80 mV, block events and smaller substates disappeared, suggesting sharp voltage-dependence, while the substate with the highest level of conductance remained with a significant probability.
Moreover, close inspection of fine-scale transects suggests sharp geographic transitions between nuclear and mitochondrial gene pools over a few tens of kilometers (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Aided by Robert Greene's abrupt editing, the movie's images suggest sharp-edged, glitteringly detached shards of perception.
All the lines of these structures are embellished with colored projections that suggest sharp-toothed leaves, and each room contains one or several fanciful "captured" demons or spirits, whose malevolence was controlled, the artist makes clear, by their confinement.
Michael T. Darda, the chief economist at MKM Partners, a nonpartisan brokerage and research firm, said Friday's numbers suggested "a sharp slowdown," not quite a recession.
The disparity between the grades suggested a sharp imbalance either in teaching quality or in the comparative difficulty of the tests for the two grades.
