Sentence examples for remark the effect from inspiring English sources

This allowed to remark the effect of retrofitting pre-damaged and new walls.

At low ethanol concentration (225 ppmv) adsorption is favored in oxidized samples, remarking the effect of the oxidizing treatment used (HNO3 is more effective than air) and the type of oxygen functionalities created (carboxyl and anhydride groups are more effective than phenolic, carbonyl and derivatives).

The challenge on Up was making these stylized characters feel natural, although Docter remarked the effect came across better than animating the realistic humans from Toy Story, who suffered from the "uncanny valley".

The prose, calm and sensible, invites us to remark the seasoning effects of experience, but -- and this is the drawback -- it almost never offers the jolts of revelation he makes us hunger for.

We would like to remark the multiplicative effects observed when both in-core and multi-core optimizations are carried out.

Such evaluations allow to remark the typical zigzag effect of displacements and the interlaminar continuity conditions in terms of congruence and equilibrium equations in the multilayered plates and shells.

We remark that the effect of herringbone elbows on the d I/d V signature limits itself to a slight reduction of the HOMO LUMO gap caused by asymmetric deformations of the molecule;(16) the MO mixing characteristics appears only weakly affected.

But, as Justice Otto Kaus of the California Supreme Court once remarked about the effect of politics on judges' decisions: "You cannot forget the fact that you have a crocodile in your bathtub.

After remarking to the effect that "the Negro" would be better off as slaves than under government subsidies, Bundy was later condemned by former allies on the right who included "conservative politicians and talk show hosts," for example, right-wing bloviator Sean Hannity.

The meeting was breaking up, but Mrs. Van Buren threw out a remark to the effect that even small two-bedroom apartments cost money these days.

She has cited Proust's remark to the effect that you find what you love only by first giving it up.