Sentence examples for dramatically producing from inspiring English sources

"The Earth's solid surface is stretched by the moon's pull, but the oceans are free to move more dramatically, producing the familiar two tides a day.

Today, with better management and with a strong economy, we've been able to slow the rate of growth dramatically, producing a saving of more than $200 a year in the premiums for a couple over 65".

Addition of patients with a primary spinal cord tumour to the main analysis did not alter the results dramatically, producing unadjusted and adjusted HRs for mortality associated with MS of 0.68 (0.50–0.93; p=0.014) and 0.80 (0.58–1.09; p=0.161), respectively.

The State's lawyers dramatically produced a pair of Carty's scissors in court, which ­succeeded in eliciting a strong ­response from the jury; they were, in fact, bandage ­scissors with rounded ends – ­incapable of cutting through skin and muscle ­tissue.

Last week the group released a video allegedly showing the beheadings of two men in the style similar to the dramatically produced videos of executions by the Islamic State's media wing. .

Authentic reviews and other customer-generated content will dramatically outperform "produced" advertising.

Our experiment on Food101 and UECFood-256 datasets shows that although our network reduces the number of parameters dramatically, it produces more accurate results than GoogleNet and its accuracy is comparable with ResNet.

Unemployment is high fundamentally because the economy is producing dramatically below its capacity.

Plenty of gains can be made by adopting no-till farming, drip irrigation, genetically modified crops and so on, but they all come to an end after a while, leaving any gain in yields matched by gains in ET. No one has yet found a convincing way of producing dramatically more food with less water.

Larger differences were found for the RL ( overline{AD} ), with LD agreeing best with MC and SK producing dramatically incorrect values deep in the lung.

In previous work, we have generated the engineered Escherichia coli strains SuptoxD and SuptoxR, which upon co-expression of the effector genes djlA or rraA, respectively, are capable of suppressing the cytotoxicity caused by membrane protein (MP) overexpression and of producing dramatically enhanced yields for a variety of recombinant MPs of both prokaryotic and eukaryotic origin.