Sentence examples for getting appreciable from inspiring English sources

10.35am BST 4th over: Australia 11-2 (Clarke 0, Marsh 1) Rankin is bowling just back of a length here and getting appreciable bounce, which means he's tough to get away [awaits Watson pulling consecutive sixes into the Taff].

Recently, application of GEP as a computer-aided technique has got appreciable attraction especially for modeling and to formulate engineering demands.

Recently, compounds having non-linear optical (NLO) properties have got appreciable attention of researchers because of their wide applications in optoelectronic devices of telecommunications, information storage, optical switching and signal processing [55].

In particular, for more than 100 iterations, we have not gotten appreciable differences in the obtained results.

The scientists may be the only people who have a chance of getting an appreciable return from the 25 billion dollars the U.S. is spending for manned exploration of the moon.

There is very little these days that is so remote that you don't get actually appreciable numbers of humans with binoculars out there".

The simulator can be suitably customized to real, pure-transshipment ports and adequately tuned to get an appreciable prescriptive power.

"If they get an appreciable volume of requests what are they going to do? Set up an entire industry sifting through the paperwork?" he asked.

Unlike other stimulants, many users have reported the need to repeatedly redose this compound in order to get any appreciable stimulant or recreational value [ 46, 48, 50].

The first empirical experiments, mostly done by Russian scientists in the 60s, were unable to unravel major changes after exposure to microgravity, thus nurturing the false notion for which near weightlessness does not get any appreciable effects on living organisms [ 1, 2].

While they smell nice to non-smokers, you will get no appreciable nicotine from them if you already smoke.