Sentence examples for especially the appearance from inspiring English sources

Like the Englische Geschichte, these books exhibit a certain bias against political and social change, especially the appearance of radical movements.

It depicts that a change in flow pattern, especially the appearance of vapor after the first orifice has a huge impact on energy transfer efficiency.

The case of high power pulsed sputtering is discussed in greater detail, especially the appearance of a kink in the current voltage characteristic, which changes its slope for current densities exceeding approximately 600 mA/cm2.

The complicated mathematical form of GIGP mixture, especially the appearance of the modified Bessel function, seems daunting for practical use; this is likely the primary reason for its failure to be widely used.

Especially the appearance of connected pdorgs of type A is of interest.

Advances in technology and methodology, especially the appearance of Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technologies [ 30] leads to the description of thousands of candidate miRNA genes.

The wizarding world was just perfectly transferred to the small stage with excellent set and costume designs and masterful lighting effects, especially with the appearance of the terrifying dementors.

In the 18th century this method became the preferred approach to the calculus among British mathematicians, especially after the appearance in 1742 of Colin Maclaurin's influential Treatise of Fluxions.

The Hillary supporters who were supposed to have flocked to McCain in droves soon turned back to Obama, especially after the appearance of Sarah Palin – who has risen from a virtual nobody to being one of the most famous women in the world and who is expected to run for president in 2012.

The movie's opening act makes it actually look more like Spielberg than Scorsese, especially in the appearance of the villain, the station inspector, played by Sacha Baron Cohen, as a moustachioed martinet and stickler for station rules who vows to track down that little urchin Hugo.

One of the problems in polyphonic detection is the detection of the octave and perfect fifth since many errors occur due to either missing notes or, especially, to the appearance of false positives [26, 27].