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A Pew survey last year showed that a remarkably large number of Australians -- 83 percent -- trusted the United States to keep its commitment to defend Australia if it were to come under attack.
The requests may be one reason that 30 lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been coy about how they will vote, a remarkably large number of undecideds given that Congress has had to choose whether to renew China's trade privileges annually for two decades.
A remarkably large number of integral formulas for the Euler-Mascheroni constant γ have been presented.
A remarkably large number of Grüss type fractional integral inequalities involving the special function have been investigated by many authors.
A remarkably large number of integral formulas involving a variety of special functions have been developed by many authors.
A remarkably large number of integral formulas for the Euler-Mascheroni constant γ have been presented (see, e.g., [9, 10], and [[1], Section 1.2]).
It took me a whole day of snooping around and asking questions in the island's remarkably large number of gift shops before I found out exactly where he would be.
It took me a whole day of snooping around and asking questions in the island's remarkably large number of gift shops before I found out exactly where he was.
Both indirect (NMDS) and direct ordination (CCA) revealed remarkably large number of evenly important factors underlying riparian bird-habitat interactions.
Judging by the remarkably large number of recent publications on fractional calculus and its applications in several widely diverse areas of mathematical, physical and engineering sciences, the current popularity and importance of the subject of fractional calculus cannot be overemphasized.
This incoherent picture arises from the fact that protein adsorption on nanostructured surfaces has never been fully quantitatively characterized, both because of the remarkably large number of parameters affecting the adsorption process, and because of the lack of suitable tools for studying adsorption on rough surfaces.
