Sentence examples for pronounced manner from inspiring English sources

Madras, to the southeast of Bombay, experienced the wave slightly later and in a less (albeit still) pronounced manner, and Calcutta, the easternmost of the three cities, experienced a prolonged but altogether less prominent second wave.

Results indicate that the bond strength of the tested CFRP wires follows the change of temperature in a more pronounced manner than the concrete compressive strength does.

Lowering the pH of aqueous HA solutions has an effect similar to adding metal salts, albeit in a less pronounced manner.[27] Increasing the H+ concentration causes the protonation of the HA carboxy groups, which eventually leads to precipitation this usually begins at pH ~ 3-2 and reaches completion at pH ~ 2-1.

In Colour has announced Jamie xx to stateside audiences in a more pronounced manner than his previous works, and here, he's free to be himself without the wary glare of his native Britain.

Abolition of Scd1 in U2OS and SW480 cells led to a partial processing of Xbp1 mRNA: spliced- and hybrid-Xbp1 (s- and h-Xbp1) mRNA species were increased in Scd1-deficient cells indicating activation of IRE1α arm in both cell lines, in a more pronounced manner in SW480 cells (Figure 3A).

The other compounds (4 m, 4p and 4x) also caused cell death by apoptosis, although a less pronounced manner.

On the first take, Zahn, an adroit performer, limped in too pronounced a manner.

As the end approached, the most common sentiment seemed to be "We are all Vietnamese", pronounced in a manner somewhere between hope and resignation.

Mr. de Botton is not a French aristocrat, though that is what Britons generally assume when they hear his name (which is pronounced in the French manner) and see his picture.

The following difference remains, however: on the indexical theory of names, there is just one name 'George W. Bush', whereas on Kaplan's proposal there are any number of names 'George W. Bush', each of which is written and pronounced in the same manner.

Only 34 states have not yet pronounced themselves, in either manner, in favor of Palestine's state status.