Sentence examples for is markedly out from inspiring English sources

They simply don't know anything else, and most likely think that Ukip's world view is markedly out of touch with their own experiences.

And he said that the decision underscored a larger problem: that the United States is markedly out of step with many other nations, which not only allow Internet gambling but license and authorize Internet casinos within their shores.

And it is punctuated by an attempt from each side to woo the other's base, resulting in positions that are markedly out of step with the mainstream of either man's party — but at points, rather similar to each other.

In some cases, the triglyceride signals were observed to be markedly out of phase compared with the choline resonance.

In this case, the effect on generalisation is markedly lower.Hold-out set, 10 Gaussians/stateHold-out set, 3 states/phoneme.

The histograms were decomposed using a principal component analysis [ 57], and the number of principal component planes included in the subsequent analysis was determined by the break point where the difference in the drop between successive eigenvalues is markedly smaller and evens out.

When a unison, octave, or fifth is slightly mistuned, the resulting combination is markedly dissonant and is judged "out of tune".

Of course, looking out for abuse is markedly different from stopping it.

Out-li-er, noun 1: a statistical observation that is markedly different in value from others in the sample.

Only Corbyn is setting out Labour's stall as an effective opposition and a party that is markedly different from anything else offered on your ballot.

But it's important to point out that, when it comes to domestic violence, the seriousness of misdemeanors is markedly downplayed.