His very easy-going drawing style, in the French "big nose" tradition usually associated with light gags, contrasted with the sharpness of his words and made them extremely effective.
In the human participants, classification accuracy correlated weakly with the sharpness of the frequency tuning curves and with the overall response amplitude to pure tones.
To meet this objective, using a probability-based theoretical analysis for targeting skin APCs, we designed the Nanopatch™, which contains an array of densely packed projections (21025/cm2) invisible to the human eye (110 µm in length, tapering to tips with a sharpness of <1000 nm), that are dry-coated with vaccine and applied to the skin for two minutes.
The three spectra (Fig. 8a, M20, M23 and M02 from yellow1 paints) show also very sharp CH stretching bands at about 3000 cm−1 that, in combination with the sharpness of the bending mode at about 1460 cm−1 and the weak signal at 720 cm−1 (indicated by arrows in the Fig. 8a), reveal the presence of a long chain aliphatic hydrocarbon like beeswax or paraffin.
And, from John Torode and Gregg Wallace, the usual flavour combos (the sweetness of this with the sharpness of that).
Rich vanilla custard merges soft cake or pudding with the sharpness of spirit.
Wollaston's serene, stately demeanour and calm delivery contrasts with the sharpness of her comments.
Throughout, the two figures, so small and clear, bore into the landscape with the sharpness of summer insects.
This mellow camomile cake sits perfectly with the sharpness of a thick layer of bright pineapple curd.
The official citation to Eliot stated that he had "the ability to cut into the consciousness of our own generation with the sharpness of a diamond".
