Sentence examples for which is sharper from inspiring English sources

The first occurred at 1.75 eV, whereas the second, which is sharper, occurred at 2.5 eV.

Figure 5a is angular distribution of PL peak intensity, which is sharper than that of the integral one in Fig. 4. Figure 5b shows the ARPL spectra.

Therefore, the main aim of this paper is to study the new eigenvalue inclusion set for tensors called the new S-type eigenvalue inclusion set, which is sharper than some existing ones.

As an application of this set, we obtain a new upper bound for the Z-spectral radius of weakly symmetric nonnegative tensors, which is sharper than some existing upper bounds.

We investigate the monic complex-coefficient polynomial of degree in the complex variable and obtain a new annular bound for the zeros of, which is sharper than the previous results and has clear advantages in judging the Schur stability of difference equations.

which is sharper than (5) for p < 0. A bit more involved example of h : X → E 2 satisfying (8) we obtain taking h ( x ) = γ ( x ) A ( x ) p, x ∈ X. for any real p < 0, any bounded function γ : X → R with inf γ ( X ) > 0, and any A : X → ( 0, ∞ ) such that A ( n x ) ≥ n A ( x ) for x ∈ X, ∈ N (for instance, we can take A ( x ) : = ∥ α ( x ) ∥ for x ∈ X, with some additive α : E 1 → E 2 ).

One of his recommendations was a New Zealand white called Te Kairanga, which is sharp and lively with strong grapefruit overtones.

Yet the association hardly matches the style of his mind, which is sharp and skeptical and far from starry-eyed.

Jacquelyn Buglisi has a wondrously extravagant streak in her choreography, which is sharp and clear in its penetrating images.

The Thermapen is a colourful little, instant-read thermometer which is sharp enough to pierce even a cheap pork shoulder cut.

And there's little variety or seductiveness in Ms. Roger's singing voice, which is sharp and nasal, especially in the upper registers of the vocally punishing part.