Sentence examples for extraordinary input from inspiring English sources
His was an extraordinary input into the daily working lives of violin makers and restorers, and his tools are now an integral part of restoration and found in the most prestigious workshops worldwide.
However, it is worth noticing that in 2008 both product prices and input prices have experienced extraordinary high levels.
The selections are a result of an extraordinary nationwide search that involved as much input from head hunters and advice from Mr. Fox's rivals as it did from leaders of his own conservative National Action Party.
The project recognizes schools for creating inputs that help close opportunity gaps, demonstrating an extraordinary commitment to equity and excellence by giving all students the opportunity to succeed.
Responding to the existential threat of climate change is an extraordinary economic opportunity - to build whole new industries and lower energy input costs across the board.
It is extraordinary when financial success and artistic success happen in tandem but the artistic input is what counts and what sustains the show.
In this low temperature range and at low enough input current, a positive magnetoresistance appears – in addition to the negative one – with an extraordinary hysteresis in field and vanishes at T ∼ 15 K, suggesting the existence of a superconducting state.
As a result, the local subdivision rules near an extraordinary point can be modified such that the resulting Loop subdivision surface exactly interpolates a set of input endpoint interpolating CBSCs meeting at the extraordinary point.
The use of multiple antennas at both ends of a wireless link (multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technology) has been demonstrated to have the potential of achieving extraordinary data rates [5].
It has been suggested that one-component systems in which one protein provides both the input sensor and the response regulator functions are the dominant signal transduction systems in bacteria because of their extraordinary combinatorial diversity [51].
