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(31) Neil Fraser looked tired and on edge, his wife was subdued and made an excuse to leave them early.

(32) But today he was on edge, anxious to have a distasteful duty done, careful that there should be no mistakes.

(33) He w as filing arrow heads, and the sound of the metal on the whetstone set Burun's teeth on edge.

(34) The noise of thunder rolls across the city, pressing down and leaving the man in the street angered and on edge.

(35) Or perhaps barking in general sets your teeth on edge, in which case you might want to go with a quieter dog such as a Border Collie, Beagle, Siberian Husky or Old English Sheepdog.

(36) His impatience with fools was legendary, and the amount of hagiography now being ladled onto his life with abandon would undoubtedly set his teeth on edge.

(37) S. stock-index futures pointed to a weaker open on Thursday, with investors on edge ahead of key non-farm payrolls data due tomorrow.

(38) By adjusting coefficient difference based on edge detection in wavelet transformation domain, integrative optimization of watermarking imperceptibility and robustness is implemented.

(39) The paper proposes image matching algorithm based on edge gradient.

(40) In order to get an ideal lane marks' edge, an image preprocessing method based on edge distribution function (EDF) was proposed considering the directional characteristics of lane marks.

(41) The trumpets were hooting and screeching away so weirdly that they set one's teeth on edge.

(42) Because it's the holiday travel season and everyone is on edge, when the TSA agents have their hands in your pants,[http://sentencedict.com/on edge.html] don't be surprised if they leave a candy cane.

(43) The sound of a dentist's drill always sets my teeth on edge.

(44) CLEVELAND - Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James tells a newspaper that a cancer scare earlier this year was "nerve-racking" and had him on edge for a few days.

(45) Firstly, an adaptive segmentation DCT coding method based on edge information measure is developed.

(46) He sat on edge of the table dangling his legs.

(47) A new DCT coding method based on edge information measure and adaptive quadtree segmentation was proposed to enhance compression ratio of DCT coding and transmission efficiency.

(48) We now know that Rupert just might be a doddering old fool, that his son can prevaricate with the best of them, and that Wendi Deng has clearly been put on edge by the whole experience.

(49) Settlement is promoted not only and consolidated the motherland is united, and the effect that having to hold the balance on edge of solid edge defend.

(50) So, it is valuable to the second generation image compression schemes based on edge texture coding respectively.

(51) Direct against this kind of situation, the paper presents a method to estimate average size of closely packed particles based on edge density without explicit segmentation.

(52) In this paper, two algorithms based on edge and region are used to process field parcel images photographed by aerial camera.

(53) Once I've got the racket on my shoulder, I use the mechanics we previous discussed to get to my contact point. I swing up on edge and pronate to get the racket to contact.

(54) A low bit rate image compression algorithm based on edge adaptive wavelet transform is proposed.

(55) According to the weather system the rain of Wenzhou are classified into cold air, inverse trough, southwest low vortex, Mei-Yu, typhoon[sentencedict.com], convection on edge of subtropical anticyclone.

(56) And the city was on edge even before the attacks, after ethnic Russian nationalists lashed out violently at migrants from the troubled region in mid-December.

(57) A rasping sound echoed through the room set his teeth on edge.

(58) An image segmentation method based on edge detection and region growing is proposed in view of the features of IR image.

(59) Pentecostals believe in things that set Bierce's teeth on edge.

(60) Once you have the above motion down, then you can add pronation. I do this at about 1:30 in the video. I start by swinging up on edge and pronate right before my imaginary contact point.