Sentence examples for becoming remarkable from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the performance of the proposed DSC-APP is almost equivalent to that of MRC-MAP in low SNR region, both of which employed the priori knowledge of the source, whereas when SNR increases, the superior performance of DSC-APP is becoming remarkable and the performance gap of DSC-APP over MRC-MAP is gradually enlarged.

The dream of a first appearance at a European Championship is close to becoming a remarkable reality for Michael O'Neill's team after everything fell into place in Torshavn.

Finally, in 2003, I explored how the ends of the Earth — its poles, its highest peaks, and other spots on the margins of human access — were becoming less remarkable in an age of technology-abetted adventure.

But the Canaries temporarily moved up to third in what is becoming a remarkable race for promotion.

The main control of molecular weight in these systems in due to β-H transfer from the growing chain, the effect becoming very remarkable in the case of substituted ethylene monomers and with increasing temperature.

Esiebo becoming a photographer was remarkable in itself.

Kim Clijsters completed a remarkable journey, becoming the only unseeded woman to win the Open.

As one of Hollywood's audience-conscious executives would now say: 'Do the math!' What the picture does is present a simple, dramatically gripping portrait of a remarkable man becoming the victim of his times and of his peculiar gifts.

But if enough Baidu-sized businesses start getting involved with Bitcoin, a $200+ valuation may end up becoming a lot less remarkable.

Remarkable leaders are becoming almost commonplace nowadays.

The New Yorker, April 9 , 1990P. 29 Remarkable leaders are becoming almost commonplace nowadays.