Sentence examples for as it is virtually from inspiring English sources
Statements appearing in authoritative popular scientific literature in this instance, Scientific American such as, "It is virtually impossible to imagine how a cell's machines, which are mostly protein-based catalysts called enzymes, could have formed spontaneously as life first arose from non-living matter around 3.7 billion years ago" (Ricardo and Szostak 2009) exacerbate the situation.
I've heard complaints that this is the film's only memorable shot, but that's missing the point, as it is virtually the film's only "shot" as such, the only image that we get to stop and stare at.
I guess he finds something brilliantly surreal about the meteorological stasis of Southern California, and on the day I drive to meet him at his studio, the weather is the same as it is virtually every other day in the Hollywood Hills.
It seems every objective report on Chinese cyber war capabilities is marked by conjecture and cyber angst, as it is virtually impossible (unlike with nuclear war) to assess the true impact of cyber war without actual attacks being launched.
Commenting on a new paper that appeared this week in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, co-author Kenneth Kunkel of the Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites at North Carolina State University said: "We have high confidence that the most extreme rainfalls will become even more intense, as it is virtually certain that the atmosphere will provide more water to fuel these events".
High-speed is of paramount importance for in vivo imaging as it is virtually free of motion distortion.
A brief video simulated a crossing of the Atlantic Ocean by Henry Hudson, ending with the bus being made to rock as it was virtually sideswiped by the Queen Mary.
The book also said that the gun barrel was fifty-two inches long; the statement caught Coster-Mullen's eye, as it was virtually the only piece of specific dimensional information in the book.
Weinberg's firing effectively halted development of the MSR, as it was virtually unknown by other nuclear labs and specialists.
He later stated that there was no way to test out each item and each way they interact with another item, as it was virtually impossible for them to accomplish this, using an example of an airplane being frozen, brought back in time, placing an old man on top of it, bringing it back to present time, and setting it on fire.
As before, it is virtually devoid of gore.
