Sentence examples for most remarkable result from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most remarkable result of a study of nine-inning pitching ratios is Nolan Ryan's ratio of 11.32 strikeouts.

Many knowledgeable observers would agree that the most remarkable result of the 2000 tournament year was achieved by five players with an average age of 19.

The most remarkable result corresponded to a polymer modified mastic containing a mix of 40 wt% microfiller and 5 wt% nanoclay.

PB Cleveland's defeat of Cincinnati almost feels like old news, having taken place a whopping five days ago, but it remains the most remarkable result of the (extended) weekend.

It was the most remarkable result by an emerging British player since Andy Murray bridged a gap of 299 places in the rankings to beat Radek Stepanek, the world No 13, in the Scot's first Wimbledon appearance in 2005.

The most remarkable result, in terms of phase composition, was the absence of any secondary phases in the final ceramics other than HA and C2S, even after sintering at 1500 ∘C.

This paper focuses on the most remarkable results, a way to further possible upgrades is outlined.

One of the most remarkable results of the unity that King Faisal created was the Constitution of 1925, which not only incorporated points on human rights but also promoted the notion of a separation of powers.

Henin's defeat was one of the most remarkable results in Wimbledon history and her only loss in a 42-match sequence from the start of the French Open to the end of the 2007 season.

This note provides a brief account of the theoretical and experimental achievements in the study of the interface between two immiscible electrolytes, in particular of its structure and dynamics, and the charge transfer kinetics, including the most remarkable results that have been obtained in the last five years.

The most remarkable results in this direction were given by Banach [1] in 1922.