Sentence examples for and in the exceptional from inspiring English sources

And in the exceptional 2016 political cycle, Hillary Clinton is not even the same Hillary Clinton.

In contrast, an application of detachment results in a formula that is a proper subformula of the major premise (and in the exceptional case when the major premise is an instance of self-identity it is identical to the minor premise).

In this paper I prove a Lp−Lp estimate for the solutions to the one-dimensional Schrödinger equation with a potential in L1γ where in the generic caseγ>3/2 and in the exceptional case (i.e., when there is a half-bound state of zero energy) γ>5/2.

Contextual characteristics could explain the geographical differences both among the usual heat waves and in the exceptional heat wave occurring in 2003.

Nash's engagement with abstraction and surrealism took different routes through the late 1920s and 30s – in the exceptional Winter Sea, for example, begun in the mid-20s in Dymchurch, Kent, where moonlit waves become recessive straight lines and firm-edged blocks of colour.

Whereas diverse plant-derived compounds (Nam, 2006) such as polyphenols, lignans and terpenoids have been demonstrated to suppress signalling in the NF-κB pathway, in higher concentrations and usually in vitro, the exceptional potency and in vivo efficacy of plumericin rank this compound among the most interesting natural products so far described as NF-κB pathway blockers.

Namespace clashes are not possible, as each is assigned only once and never reused (even in the exceptional case where deprecation is required).

It even recommended that the PCC should be given powers to impose financial penalties on newspapers which seriously breached its code and, in the most exceptional circumstances, suspend publication for one day.

The typical behaviour of an unhappy supporter is to desert the matches and, in the rather exceptional cases when they adopt a "second" team, go for teams in a different division or different sport.

John D. Rockefeller Jr., who rarely contributed to development funds, agreed to give Barnard $1 million, he told Mrs. McIntosh, "because of my confidence in the exceptional vision and leadership you are bringing to the college".

Recent progress in angiosperm whole genome sequencing gave numerous arguments in favor of the positive role of polyploidy in the exceptional radiation and diversification of angiosperms [ 48- 50].