Sentence examples for nice fact from inspiring English sources
Lisa: Oh! That's not a nice fact to be putting out there.
"The nice fact which distinguishes this situation from other similar situations with dark matter candidates is that there are no viable astrophysical alternatives," said Lars Bergstrom, who first proposed this idea in a paper in Physical Review D in 1988.
The key for this application is the nice fact that, for the specialization order of a fuzzy quasi-metric space, the contraction condition of Theorem 3 is automatically satisfied whenever the self-map f is nondecreasing for the specialization order and φ : [ 0, ∞ ) → [ 0, ∞ ) is any function verifying φ ( t ) > 0 for all t > 0 (see Theorem 5 in Section 3).
The nice fact is that the resulting theory is capable, on the basis of a single dynamics which is assumed to govern all natural processes, to account at the same time for all well-established facts about microscopic systems as described by the standard theory as well as for the so-called postulate of wave packet reduction (WPR).
While the team they lost to, Houston, is now No. 24 in the CFP rankings, that nice fact for Oklahoma (and, by extension, Ohio State) doesn't change the fact that the Sooners simply weren't that good in early September.
The group demonstrated a nicely taut sense of playing in the Mozart piece, nicknamed "Dissonance". So nice, in fact, to the point where it was clear that, as a seasoned ensemble, they could play off one another's energies.
Which looks as if it would be quite fine with her – rather nice, in fact.
(So nice, in fact, that Rich Griffin, a landscape architect who lives in a gated community across town, has stolen the very idea).
