Sentence examples for fortunate property from inspiring English sources

If the eye did not have this fortunate property, a television channel would have to occupy about twice as much spectrum space as it now does.

Like visual persistence (the basis of reproducing motion in television), this is a fortunate property of vision, since it permits a simple three-part specification to represent any of the 10,000 or more colours and brightnesses that may be distinguished by the human eye.

For those fortunate property owners still hanging on to their real estate holdings, values in most American markets continued to plunge downward -- creating an overall national price drop of -4.7% year-over-year, according to Clear Capital.

Teleologically, this fortunate property may have even favored phosphate polydiesters rather than other readily available soluble polydiesters for explorations of biological polynucleotides during evolution.

Im7 L53A I54A has the very fortunate properties of being not only a clear in vivo substrate of Spy (indeed Spy was discovered by the ability it has to enhance the yield of folded Im7 L53A I54A) but also soluble in solution.

Hall Bilsland was fortunate that her property and vines avoided decimation, partially due to higher elevation of the property compared to some neighboring vineyards.

"We feel fortunate that our property owners are supporting us".

The Wealth Report, an annual update on the super-rich released by the British real estate firm Knight Frank, provides some useful insight into the dreams of the extraordinarily fortunate: "Expect more property demand, more development, more travel and, as a result, more people searching for really private escapes," the most recent edition reads.

"We are very fortunate to have a property close to the water," Mr. Leopold said.

I was fortunate to find a property, owned by friends, that was being demolished.

"Property price inflation is more dangerous because it is socially divisive, increasing the wealth of the rich while making it even harder for the less fortunate to clamber onto the property ladder," she said.