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Giants like the Triple E may only (remarkably) be staffed by a crew of 20 people, but even so the type of automation advances touted as making cars and trucks safer could also be used to improve ships – even ships of such gigantic proportions.

While that may not be remarkably different than what Corker and Warner agreed to, it might not end the possibility of bailouts either.

However, the patterns and profiles observed may still be remarkably cryptic to answer specific clinical issues.

China's growth may be remarkably even.

Remarkably, resveratrol may be able to protect humans as well as plants.

Although, the equations governing these flows are simultaneous, time-dependent, non-linear, partial differential equations, remarkably they may be made conformally mappable.

The music sites may be remarkably undervalued.

The "adaptive landscape" of so humble a class of so small objects as points may be remarkably complex.

In experimental hemorrhagic shock, it has been described that, in contrast to the systemic macrocirculation, cerebral microcirculation may be remarkably well preserved [42].

This discrepancy with the causality principle indicates that the predictions of the DPL model in its approximate and exact forms may be remarkably different.

The remarkable thing about living organisms is the wide variety of strategies used to solve the same problems, or solutions may be remarkably similar.