Sentence examples for supported by a sharp from inspiring English sources

The intriguing emphasis in this Sonnet Repertory Theater production is supported by a sharp set designed by Seth Easter, a ground-floor chamber in a once-ornate mansion now falling apart.

The role of inflammation in AD is supported by a sharp induction of inflammatory mediators in AD-affected brain [ 25] as well as by epidemiological and experimental studies demonstrating that non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs markedly reduce the age-related prevalence of AD [ 7, 17].

Her hair was frizzled into a tangled chaparral, forward of her ears; aft it was drawn together and compactly bound and plaited into a stump like a pony's tail, and furthermore was canted upward at a sharp angle, and ingeniously supported by a red velvet crupper, whose forward extremity was made fast with a half-hitch around a hairpin on the top of her head.

The correlation among these areas is supported by a positive excursion of organic carbon isotope after a sharp negative excursion (Ward et al., 2001, 2004, 2007; Hesselbo et al., 2002; Guex et al., 2004; Williford et al., 2007).

It said its top-end model featured an 8 megapixel camera on its rear supported by a dedicated chip for "faster focus speed and clearer, sharper shots".

The population tree reveals two groups (sharp- and blunt-snouted forms) supported by a moderate D AS bootstrap value (73%) and a lower value (56%) for Nei's genetic distance.

It is supported by a broad coalition".

He was supported by a conglomerate coalition.

It's an argument supported by the sharp rise in the number of former college players in the N.H.L. (more than 300 in 2011-12), and the percentage of players who earn their college degrees (85 percent in the latest N.C.A.A. study).

This is further supported by the sharp rise (pulse width limited) to a maximum PA signal seen for probing photon energies smaller than 2.25 eV, suggesting that once the carriers are generated they provide PA signal.

Although the theory has some way to go to before it is verified, it is supported by short, sharp radio pulses that have been detected before a lightning bolt and which would be expected from the avalanche of electrons.