Sentences with phrase «first sharp difference»

The first sharp difference of opinion is documented in the New Testament — it was the difference between the original (or Jewish) form of Christian allegiance to Jesus Christ and the Pauline (or Gentile) form.

Not exact matches

In the conference itself differences of position between the groups of delegates of various communions and nations came to sharp expression, oddly enough first in respect of the matter of birth control.

The sharp - shooting fishes» ability to spit water to hit food targets have been well documented, but a new study published online in the journal Zoology showed for the first time that there is little difference in the amount of force delivered by their water jets to targets at different distances.

The on - track improvements are not that obvious at first glance; while there is a slight graphics upgrade it's hardly substantial with riders looking a tad more fluid in their movements and trackside detail is also slightly sharper, but most players will most likely never notice the differences.

In its first three years, the Authority built a fine reputation for its independence, with a series of excellent reports signed off by all members, often after sharp differences of opinion had been resolved through a consensus process overseen by Bernie Fraser.

Coming from a year wearing the first - generation Moto 360, the difference is striking: everything on the 286ppi Huawei Watch display looks incredibly sharp.