Sentence examples for more remarkable under from inspiring English sources

The enhancement at 1.4 V is more remarkable under the condition of potential cycling.

Compared to fresh specimens, red-sandstone after 10 F-T or TS cycles performs poorly in both the static compression and SHPB impact tests, and F-T/TS induced decreases of UCS and modulus are more remarkable under dynamic impacts than under static loads.

The increase of confidence interval was more remarkable under monogamy.

The work of Klopp at Liverpool, and the even more remarkable rise of Leicester under Claudio Ranieri show what transformations are possible in the right conditions.

Since then I've done nothing more remarkable than a) sleep under the coats at my sister's house when I'd had too much Limoncello but I did have 'flu honest to goodness guv' and b) yell for hours at my former husband-type person over the telephone without realising that he wasn't in and his answer machine had switched off.

Scheele developed an outstanding and unequaled analytical skill, the more remarkable considering the primitive circumstances under which he worked.

Chief Martin changed all that, and the turnaround was all the more remarkable because it was well under way before the rise of tribal casinos after passage of the federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988.

The surge of awareness is even more remarkable considering that President Obama, under pressure from Congress, announced in October that he had authorized the deployment of about 100 American military advisers to help African nations working toward "the removal of Joseph Kony from the battlefield," a major step in American foreign policy in Africa.

Mr. Richmond's hit-making prowess, noteworthy by any standard, was all the more remarkable in that he was laboring under a singular disadvantage.

While the press has been excitedly reporting that grime MC Stormzy broke into the charts with an independently released freestyle, another, perhaps more remarkable independent chart success has gone under the radar.

It's more remarkable, he says, because the island operates under French law.