Sentence examples for example remarkable from inspiring English sources

For example, remarkable developments in control theory in the last few decades have considerably expanded the selection of available tools which may be applied to regulate physical and electrical systems.

However, for conventional air-cooled absorption refrigeration systems, it is difficult to enhance the heat and mass transfer process in the falling film absorber, and may cause problems, for example, remarkable increase of pressure, temperature and concentration in the generators, risk of crystallization, acceleration of corrosion, degradation of performance, and so on.

We observed for example remarkable interindividual differences in the subset of IFN-γ producing CD56+ cells in response to IL-23 in combination with IL-1β or IL-18.

In all these examples remarkable agreement is obtained between the numerical integration and the exact or accurate solutions.

Veronique, for example, was remarkable for the way Kieslowski turned funding circumstances to his advantage.

(It is, for example, a remarkable fact that the government controls the allocation of parliamentary time. Imagine what the US congress would say to that).

As one example, the remarkable oboist Peggy Pearson, who plays prominent solo parts in both works, sounds here like Ms. Hunt Lieberson's wordless vocal partner.

There was, for example, that remarkable moment on CNN in March when one panelist, Boston Herald columnist Adriana Cohen, accused another, Amanda Carpenter, of having an affair with Cruz.

By achieving greatness despite severe physical disabilities and a self-destructive lifestyle, President Kennedy stands as an example of remarkable grit and character.

Compared with IMC-based, low-order or dynamic compensation anti-windup schemes, numerical example shows remarkable performance improvement of the proposed scheme for the saturated systems.

Chicken sausage aside, the pizza business has been an example of remarkable collaboration.