Sentence examples for Remarkable consequence from inspiring English sources
The most remarkable consequence of this approach is the virtual absence of the beloved, Natalia, the Spanish wife of a Belgian named Hieronimo Manur.
Flux accumulation at the bulge has the remarkable consequence of causing the bulge to diminish so that the flux tube becomes axially uniform as observed in coronal loops.
The remarkable consequence of carbonated water injection (CWI) is not only in lowering a green-house gas that is otherwise released into the atmosphere, but in its notable ability in increasing oil recovery from hydrocarbon reservoirs.
A remarkable consequence is that we can determine internal length scale parameters even in deformation settings where we do not expect macroscopic size effects, such as in uniaxial compression.
A remarkable consequence of our analysis is that regardless of the type of screen, or the work involved, all screens for which α/γ is fixed, have the same optimal screening ratio.
This has the remarkable consequence that a phenomenon similar to that of adaptive mutations could permit stem cells to uncover pathways leading to their immortalisation.
This unremarkable event may, though, have had remarkable consequences.
Copious precipitation in the Meghna Basin has remarkable consequences for floods in the north-eastern region of Bangladesh.
Though Lee lost in the final, he took down tournament favourite Jesus Gonzales of the United States en route, and in so doing lit a flare in the imagination of Steward that would have remarkable consequences.
This apparently slight detail has remarkable consequences: it is largely responsible, for instance, for the structure of the periodic table and hence for the pattern of the compounds that the elements can form and for the properties of the substances that make up the tangible world.
