Sentence examples for making it apparently from inspiring English sources

That remains true, though he has gone on restlessly extending his style, often making it apparently anti-classical, into the current millennium.

SYDNEY, Australia — Nearly 100 passengers from a boat packed with refugees that sank south of Indonesia this week are presumed dead, Australian officials said Friday, making it apparently the deadliest in a string of boat disasters this year involving asylum seekers trying to reach Australia.

The Purdue lab was surprised that the armor fit so snugly, making it apparently more difficult for dengue to infect cells.

Selection, under stress, in following generations of a somatically induced phenotypic variant may also allow the co-selection of a corresponding germ line mutation thus making it apparently heritable such as phenotypic variant (Fig.  1).

First, the Internet makes it apparently easier to realize innovations and to get business models running.

Lack of property rights can make it (apparently) rational to overuse resources such as the open sea or tropical forests, leading to over-exploitation and collapse (the so-called tragedy of the commons).

Make it apparently you don't want this relationship.

However, H.264/AVC and SVC differ in coding structures, as illustrated in Figure 2, apparently making it impossible to directly reuse the H.264/AVC modes to those of SVCs'. Figure 2 Different coding structure: (a) H.264/AVC; (b) SVC.

Starbucks' combination of a somewhat-pious corporate persona and its massive growth has made it an apparently irresistible jumping-off point for all kinds of debates and meditations.

From a mechanical engineering/manufacturing perspective it is the output of the confocal microscope that makes it most apparently attractive, voxels and.tif files, as well as the huge convenience as a data acquisition source, using simply mounted slides.

The content and timing of NMSF1 made it an apparently ideal policy within which to nest the MkV2 scale-up.