Sentence examples for other remarkable features from inspiring English sources

In addition to black holes and accretion disks, quasars have other remarkable features.

The large west window with its late 15th-century stained glass and the painted roof bosses are among other remarkable features of the chapel.

Other remarkable features including easy-isolation and purification of product, along with wide range of functional group tolerance render the methodology promising in the realm of green-synthesis.

The other remarkable features of lanthanide oxysulfide/oxysulfate are their large accurate sensing capability over a wide range of temperatures, as well as their ability to withstand a harsh environment [4].

Other remarkable features include the wide range of functional group tolerance (46 quinazolinones are synthesized and 9 of them are reported firstly), and providing moderate to excellent yield of the products under mild conditions.

Other remarkable features are shallow low-angle branch fault (hereafter Fault B1) and a conjugate fault (hereafter Fault H2) assumed for the northern part, inferred from the aftershock distribution (Panayotopoulos et al. 2016) and the field surveys (Okada et al. 2015).

The other remarkable feature of the iPod is its synergy with a Macintosh.

The other remarkable feature of Boccaccio's language is that, while its structure may be inherited from Latin, the words are Italian.

The other remarkable feature is the sketchy landscape of craggy rocks against which the figure is silhouetted.

Polymyxin also bears other remarkable structural features, including cationic (L- α- γ-Dab) residues, making it polycationic at pH 7.4, and two hydrophobic domains (N-terminal fatty acyl chain and D-Phe-L-Leu segment on polymyxin B or D-Leu-L-Leu segment on polymyxin E).

The latter property could be regarded as an important component of the evolutionary legacy of the C. lavaretus complex, though it ranks as one among a number of other recently evolved remarkable features found among populations within the complex (see e.g. [ 8, 18]).