Sentence examples for illustrated great from inspiring English sources

Twined basketry made from long flexible splints split from spruce roots illustrated great technical skill.

Hence, the Zn1−xCuxO with narrowing band gap illustrated great potential for large light-harvesting device.

The hierarchical CuO nanoflowers serving as active materials illustrated great performances for non-enzymatic glucose sensing with high sensitivity of 2217 μA mM−1 cm−2, low detection limit of 0.96 μM and wide linear range up to 6 mM.

Most also indicated that the hospital should automatically test all patients for each condition, although analysis of matched pairs illustrated greater support for automatically testing all patients for HCV (p = 0.01) or HIV (p = 0.03) compared to diabetes.

As all these stories illustrate, great management is a continual exercise in learning, education, and persuasion.

Moreover, as these examples illustrate, great things can happen when faculty and administrators work together for the good of the university.

"When it comes to finding a way to illustrate great writers like Robert Louis Stevenson and Lewis Carroll and people like that who have been long dead, you have to engage your reserve brain," he says.

The three-dimensional III-V nMOSFET device technology developed illustrates great potential and is promising when the CMOS technology is pushed toward more stringent scaling in the foreseeable future.

Vollard was also an art collector and book publisher, and helped many great emerging artists — including Picasso, Cezanne, Gauguin and Van Gogh — simply by encouraging the idea that they illustrate great literature.

Two-dimensional experiments using the multiple-step technique achieve 99.8% DNAPL mass recovery using a total of 0.45 pore volumes of alcohol, illustrating greater recovery efficiency than previous alcohol flooding formulations under comparable conditions.

Recently, it was demonstrated that the shape of nanomaterial can impressively influence their rate of uptake by biological systems, wherein, spherical nanoparticles illustrate greater uptake over nanorods.