Margaret Sharp, Baroness Sharp of Guildford (332 bytes)
1: ...]] member of the [[House of Lords]]. She was made a [[Life Peer]] in [[1998]].
3: She is a [[economics|economist]].
7: ...1938 births|Guildford, Margaret Sharp, Baroness Sharp of]]

F Sharp A Sharp Infinity (3235 bytes)
1: {| align=right border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 width=225
2: !align="center" bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"|''F#A#∞''
4: ...ign="center" colspan="3"|[[Image:gybeinfinity.jpg|Album cover]]
6: ...] by [[Godspeed You! Black Emperor|Godspeed You Black Emperor!]]
8: !align="left" valign="top"|Released

Sharp (1292 bytes)
1: ...tion]]. For alternate uses, see [[Sharp (disambiguation)]].''
5: ....png|frame|right|'''Figure 1'''. The [[note]] C sharp on the [[treble clef]].]]
7: ...r half or three quarter, or otherwise modified, sharps.
9: ...rp with respect to the other and is adjusted downward.
11: See also: [[flat]].

Look Sharp! (208 bytes)
1: '''''Look Sharp!''''' is the name of two albums:
3: ...on album)|1979]] by [[Joe Jackson (musician)|Joe Jackson]]
4: * In [[Look Sharp! (Roxette album)|1988]] by [[Roxette]]
6: {{disambig}}

J Sharp (863 bytes)
3: ... [[Microsoft .NET|.NET]] [[platform (computing)|platform]].
5: ...J++]], it only supports a limited set of Java's features.
7: == Fundamental differences between J# and Java ==
9: ...ion receives a String object containing the file path.
14: [[Category:Java dialects]]

Zero sharp (1823 bytes)
1: [[Category:Set theory]]
2: ... the axioms of [[ZFC]], and is usually formulated as follows:
4: ...al [[elementary embedding]]  ''j'' : ''L'' → ''L'' for the [[Gödel constructible universe]]...
6: ...nce of 0^# contradicts the axiom [[V equals L|V=L]].
8: .... In that case, the [[Covering lemma|Covering Lemma]] holds:

The Sharp (2485 bytes)
1: ...piece pop/rock band from [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]].
4: ...ties with Charlie and Allan sharing fairly evenly and Piet singing the odd song.
6: ...luding Allan balancing on his double bass while playing.
8: ...d in [[1994]], the band gaining popularity in Germany.
10: ...es included ''Honest & Sober'', ''Alone Like Me'' and ''Spider''.

A Sharp (2141 bytes)
1: {{wrongtitle|title=A# programming language}}
5: == '''A#''' as part of the [[Axiom computer algebra system]] ==
7: ...ability of compilation to portable and efficient machine code.
9: ... has now switched to the [[Aldor programming language]].
11: ...iate code]] interpreter. The compiler can produce any of:

Sharp-P (2029 bytes)
3: ...t is not a class of [[decision problem]]s but a class of [[function problem]]s.
5: ...olutions that satisfy certain constraints?" For example:
6: ... Are there any subsets of a list of integers that add up to zero? ([[subset sum problem]])
7: ...aph]] with cost less than 100? ([[traveling salesman problem]])
8: ...tive normal form|CNF]] formula? ([[Boolean satisfiability problem]])

Sharp PC-1403 (355 bytes)
1: small scientific calculator and [[pocket computer]]
3: ...1]] (better display, more RAM, better system software,...)
5: 2 versions had either 8kbyte? RAM or 32kbyte RAM (?)
7: ==Technical Specifications==
8: *24 digit (5x7 pixel) LCD display

Pat Sharp (857 bytes)
1: ... interests through his independent production company.
3: ...a of those who remember the Fun House programme. Although he's no longer got the mullet.

Sharp PC-1350 (378 bytes)
1: ...mall [[pocket computer]] by [[Sharp Corporation|Sharp]]
3: ==Technical Specifications==
4: *150x32 pixel LCD display
5: *integrated speaker
6: *connector for printer and tape drive

Sharp Zaurus (11419 bytes)
1: ... [[OpenZaurus]] and [[OPIE]], with docking cradle and stylus]]
3: ...] operating system was the SL-5000D. The variant was [[Embedix]] Plus.
5: ...of [[dinosaurs]], and was chosen to convey the idea of strength.
7: == Zaurus History ==
9: ...features, the Zaurus soon became one of Sharp's flagship products.

Sharp PC-1251 (301 bytes)
1: ...ocket computer]] that was also marketed as the [[Tandy]] TRS80 PC-3.
3: ==Technical Specifications==
4: *24 digit (5x7 pixel) LCD display
5: *Integrated speaker
6: *Same connector for printer and tape drive as [[Sharp PC-1401|PC-1401]]

Sharp Corporation (1980 bytes)
1: [[Image:Sharp_logo.png|right|Sharp Logo]]
2: ...tion''' is a [[Japan]]-based [[electronics]] manufacturer, founded in [[1912]].
3: ... Tokuji in 1915 [http://www.vintagepens.com/Eversharp_history.htm].
5: ...ange, in both the component and the consumer-appliance sides of the business.
7: ...vens, cash registers, CMOS and CCD sensors, and flash memory.

Sharp (crater) (2191 bytes)
1: {| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" align="right"
2: ! bgcolor="#FFC0C0" colspan=2|General characteristics
4: |'''[[Latitude]]'''
10: |'''Diameter'''
16: |'''[[Selenographic colongitude]]'''

Richard Sharp (660 bytes)
1: ...r]] [[Richard Sharpe]] is said to have been named after him.
5: ...&scdate=1871&ecdate=2004&position=&sbdate=1871&ebdate=2004&go=Submit
7: [[Category:1938 births|Sharp, Richard]]
8: ...tegory:English rugby union footballers|Sharp, Richard]]

John Sharp (1793 bytes)
1: ...dford]], and was educated at [[Christ's College, Cambridge]].
3: ...ields]], and in [[1681]] dean of [[Norwich Cathedral|Norwich]].
5: ...[[1688]] was cited for refusing to read the declaration of indulgence.
7: ...ffairs of his see, and regulated the disordered chapter of Southwell.
9: ...[Calvinists]]. He died at Bath On the 2nd of February 1714.

Card sharp (2422 bytes)
1: ...]]. Card sharps are also known as a "mechanics" - an older term is "greek".
4: ...]]", which puts desired cards in position to be dealt.
6: ...se are called the "bottom deal" and the "second deal" respectively.
8: ==Magician's view==
9: ... security people, leaving 4 royal flushes - all face up - in the end.

James E. Sharp (2678 bytes)
1: ...]] [[Religious minister|minister]], see [[James Sharp]].''
3: ...ngton D.C.]], working for Sharp & Associates, probably best known for representing [[U.S. President|P...
5: ...years in prison, although he served less than a year.
7: ...of assassination; and [[Kenneth Lay]], the politically well-connected [[CEO]] of [[Enron]].
9: ...can be required to give information in an investigation.

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