Sentence examples for is much remarkable from inspiring English sources

When the temperature is lower than 40 °C, the reducing trend of TPG with the increase of temperature is much remarkable.

The results obtained from the fuzzy controller are not only superior in the rise time, speed fluctuations, and percent overshoot but also much better in the controller output signal structure, which is much remarkable in terms of the hardware implementation.

Moreover, enhancement on fracture toughness was much remarkable than that of stiffness.

THE Passport blog over at Foreign Policy points out that the Iraq Study Group's list of officials and experts which it consulted is much more remarkable for the names left out than for the ones included.

The place has kept its natural beauty and is much more remarkable.

The dominant frequency of pressure fluctuation, which is the blade passage frequency, is much more remarkable than that in impellers 1, 2, and 5 (Figure 11).

So needless to say that the combination of decision tree method and the introduced anomaly separation approach is much more remarkable as a reliable and efficient technique to approach worthwhile predictions.

Consequently, the performance of the hybrid decoder (here implemented with the SPA) reveals to be the best one, although the gain over the SPA or the NMS algorithms used alone is much less remarkable than for the short code being now in the order of 0.15 dB.

The gender bias however is much more remarkable for female users: in 72% of the cases women accept an invitation to join the online platform from another woman, and just in 28% of the cases from a man. Figure 2 Gender preferences in making the first and the second friend for men (left) and women (right).

"Berlin was not only brilliant," Felder continues, "his story is much more remarkable than I could originally imagine.

But in 2009, Google Earth tourists began to spread the word that Galesnjak, which is pretty boring from land or sea, is much more remarkable from the air.