This call to arms was perhaps the most remarkable call to war that has ever been made".
Junqiao Wu is exploiting the most remarkable of these compounds, called vanadium dioxide, to devise ways to cool buildings, winter-proof car engines, and even create novel sunglasses.
Junqiao Wu, professor of materials science and engineering is exploiting the most remarkable of these compounds, called vanadium dioxide, to devise ways to cool buildings, winter-proof car engines, and even create novel sunglasses.
Fawcett contended that in the southern basin of the Amazon, between the Tapajós and the Xingu tributaries, lay what he called "the most remarkable relics of ancient civilization".
As an architect, she was fascinated by the piers, which this newspaper called "the most remarkable urban design achievement of their day" when they opened in 1910.
The reason for my trip was that Mr. Hodgman had written a book, a most remarkable, laugh-out-loud book called "Bettyville," from Viking.
In a commentary also published in Lancet on Thursday, Dr. Nicholas Moore notes that the study's most remarkable result is that acetaminophen (called paracetamol in the United Kingdom) "does not seem to confer any demonstrable effect or benefit in osteoarthritis, at any dose".
His most recent book, A Brain Wider Than the Sky (Simon and Schuster) was cited as a best of 2009 by the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal, reviewed in Time, Newsweek, and elsewhere, and called a "most remarkable book" by Oliver Sacks.
Andreev calls him the most remarkable 14th-century Bulgarian monarch.
In 1912 the magazine Architecture called it "the most remarkable thing of its kind in America".
