Voorbeelden van sharp

• The doctor used a sharp instrument to dig a piece of glass out of my finger.

• Careful with that open tin - it's got a very sharp edge.

• File down the sharp edges.

• Shopkeepers are not supposed to sell knives and other sharp implements to children.

• I felt a sharp pain and looked down to see blood pouring from my leg.

• A sharp tap on the knee usually causes an involuntary movement of the lower leg.

• She gave me a sharp jab in the ribs with her elbow to stop me from saying any more.

• She pulled the bush out of the ground with a sharp jerk.

• The latest crime figures show a sharp rise in burglaries.

• Investors should not expect a sharp upturn in the economy.

• Electrons are used in the mapping instead of ions because of their smaller g yroradius; thus they provide sharper images.

• Second, post-harvest and pre-harvest underweight exhibited sharper seasonal patterns.

• I was also delighted to find a satisfactory increase in legibility through a sharper type face and daring use of blacker ink!

• Among the poor, class solidarity overrode race hierarchies that were sharper among the elite, but both shared a very patriarchal view of women.

• In game two the players again determine who plays with sharps and who plays with flats.

• Our proofs are more elementary than other proofs in the literature, and our results are sharper.

• The sharper control over female conduct reduced their option to enter the public sphere, where most crimes were detected.

• Worth mentioning in this respect are corporate tax reform, sharper cuts in social expenditures, and the liberalisation of the telecommunications sector.

• Looking across the objective class indicators, the sharpest decline in intergenerational similarity occurred with regard to union membership.

• The contrast with the voluntary sector managers could hardly be sharper.

• Adults make sharper distinctions, which is shown by the higher number of significant differences between the various verbal forms.

• Safety features were present in 8.9 % of all sharps implicated in a reported percutaneous incident, most commonly intravenous needles and butterfly needles.

• Had this been addressed earlier in the text, the overall analysis would have been sharper.

• Having sharper bounds on the convergence of equilibrium trajectories can help to design better computational algorithms, such as value iteration and policy improvement techniques.

• A specific example may help to bring this issue into sharper focus.