Sentence examples for clearly claimed from inspiring English sources

And – in retrospect – Tiberius isn't even the most famous figure of his time; that title is clearly claimed by Jesus.

Besides, in China's road transport long-term planning, it is clearly claimed that the number of electric vehicles, as well as plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, should reach at least 5 million in 2020.

It can be clearly claimed that the introduced electrode exhibited lossless performance in specific capacitance as after 1,000 cycles (the analysis time was more than 11 h), the specific capacitance maintained at 96.4% from the original value.

He clearly claimed the supremacy of the king over the priesthood (see for instance his De ecclesia [On the Church], between early 1378 and early 1379), and the simultaneous presence in the Eucharist of the substance of the bread and the body of Christ (De eucharistia [On the Eucharist], and De apostasia [On Apostasy], both ca. 1380).

They also found the inconsistency between nuclear and mitochondrial data when analyzing pancustracean relationships and clearly claimed that "caution is needed when applying mitochondrial markers in deep phylogeny".

At the very least, the Knicks could clearly claim they had the momentum over the Nets, right?

Women are beginning to speak out in newspaper columns and letters to editors about matters in which they can clearly claim the moral high ground, like the inadequate time and space given to female visitors at the prophet Muhammad's tomb.

The SVM technique also compared with a Naïve Bayes (NB) classifier and the comparison clearly claims that the proposed technique based architecture outperforms on all experiments.

The system is also compared with a K-nearest neighbor (KNN) and Naïve Bayes (NB) classifier and the comparison clearly claims that the proposed LS-SVM based architecture outperforms the KNN and NB based system.

While Anonymous did not clearly claim responsibility, in a tweet it used the term "tango down", a CIA expression indicating an important target had been killed.

Nevertheless, Heidegger clearly claims that the history of aesthetics he presents here is in fact drawn from Nietzsche, and should be understood as "an attempt to simplify Nietzsche's presentations concerning art to what is essential" (N1 122/GA43 143).