The Million's Poet is a particularly remarkable venue for her message given the conservatism of its format.
It's a particularly remarkable feature of modern British life: the way that in certain circles even the mention of the most modest form of theistic belief is enough to bring down great torrents of hostility.
This spring's program is a particularly remarkable atlas of conscious, unconscious and semi-conscious images and videos under the rubric "The State of the Sky" (which in French can also be read as The State of Heaven).
The AV Club said that it's a little crazy to think "Rules" has been on as long as it has, saying, "Seven seasons is a damned fine run, no matter how you look at it, but it's a particularly remarkable achievement for 'Rules of Engagement', a series about which... no one has ever exclaimed, 'Oh, my God, that is my absolute favorite!'".
Biologists have also pointed out that due to the level of whiteness in the human eye compared to other primates; we are given a particularly remarkable ability to communicate solely using eye movements.
The influence of Mn on the growth process of AlxGa1−xN/GaN heterostructures grown by MOVPE is analyzed, which shows a particularly remarkable effect on the incorporation of Al, the morphology of the surface, and the plastic relaxation.
The enrichment of IDEF1-binding sequences (the core sequence of which is CATGC) is particularly remarkable, strongly suggesting the importance of IDEF1 in the Fe deficiency response.
One of those things – though not, as Humphrey describes it, a particularly remarkable characteristic – is that he only has one hand, having been born with his left arm missing below the elbow.
Of the thousands of now public documents related to the Bush administration's experiment with torture, a particularly remarkable one is a Justice Department memo from 30 May 2005 analyzing whether the CIA's "enhanced interrogation techniques" violate the Convention Against Torture.
A particularly remarkable performance was observed in the PhOSubPc-Tyr sensor, which takes account of the π-π interactions between subphthalocyanine rings and the active sites of the enzymes.
