Sentence examples for a remarkable regularity from inspiring English sources

Chris Watling of Longview Economics points out there has been a remarkable regularity to the past three cycles a 29-year downtrend, followed by a 32-year uptrend and another 31-year downtrend lasting to the present.

The shadow price for each zone and the whole country between 1996 and 2012 presents a remarkable regularity that it kept increasing at first and decreased afterwards, reaching the maximum value at the year 2000.

The identical peaks of N2 detected at the altitude of 2.05 km by B1 and UAV4A cannot be due to the same billow; the agreement is necessarily fortuitous but could reveal a remarkable regularity between certain characteristics of the billows.

The statistically steady charging patterns imply the predictability of NCBC-parameters which can be used to calculate ACL, leading to a remarkable regularity and predictability of time-varying ACL.

In rodents several reflexes and behavioral responses show a remarkable regularity in their time of appearance and subsequent maturation, thus representing a reliable tool for assessing abnormalities in early neurodevelopment [ 27, 28].

This, along with the consistency of the results (Table 1), demonstrates a remarkable regularity in the ways that words are replaced over time, and illustrates that language can be used, like genes, to aid in the investigation of questions in history, archaeology and anthropology 13.

The latter are in line with neutron-yield systematics for protons on thick Pb-targets, which are found to vary with remarkable regularity over a broad range of incident energies.

For nearly a thousand years, it has spewed hot gas, ash, and chunks of lava with remarkable regularity, making it an ideal volcano lab for scientists.

He has been getting it done with remarkable regularity since then, compiling a 27-1 record in the last four Grand Slam events.

Over the past three decades, Ms. Allred's face has appeared with remarkable regularity as -- depending on one's perspective -- a feminist avenging crusader or a deluxe ambulance chaser catching a ride on the latest tabloid scandal.

Many feel it is their duty to kick out poorly performing leaders, something they have done with remarkable regularity.