Sentence examples for most remarkable objects from inspiring English sources

At the site of the 1054 supernova is one of the most remarkable objects in the sky, the Crab Nebula, now about 10 light-years across.

One of the exhibition's most remarkable objects is a golf-ball-size head carved from ivory by an unknown Bohemian craftsman sometime between 1750 and 1850.

Some of the most remarkable objects on display include a gigantic skull (from a whale named Moby), and that timeless museum classic: a life-sized cast of a T rex skeleton that's a whopping 12m long.

The catalogue provides new scholarship on some of the collection's most remarkable objects, including works by Kurt Schwitters and Pablo Picasso, and publishes works by other artists, such as Alicia Penalba and David Wojnarowicz, for the first time.

Among the most remarkable objects in the show is the gilt-bronze effigy of Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, who died in France in 1439 during the Hundred Years' War.

The information from the flyby should give scientists further insight into the diverse properties and behaviours of what are some of the Solar System's most remarkable objects.

She was persuaded otherwise, and the code is perhaps the most remarkable object on show.

One of the most remarkable single objects is at Dalva Brothers: an extravagantly ornate child-size sleigh whose body is in the form of a winged dragon carved from wood.

Hox clusters are amongst the most remarkable genomic objects, the structure and function of which are crucial to understand, as Hox clusters are implicated in a growing number of diseases from cancers to congenital malformations [1].

Perhaps the most remarkable of the three algorithms announced today is Einstein Object Detection, which developers can train to recognize objects and very detailed attributes about them including the number.

The most remarkable song on the album, "Unconditional," is another love song, but here the object of his unconditional affection is his young daughter.