Sentence examples for remarkable acquisition from inspiring English sources

At $2.65 million the anonymous telephone bidder still made a remarkable acquisition worth every dime of the price.

That deal completed the remarkable acquisition of big pieces of the Spanish empire: 50 years earlier, for $15 million, American gained a third of Mexico after a brief war.

Appointed to that position in 1965 by the then- Director and your great friend and mentor, the late James J. Rorimer--your remarkable acquisitions of the 1960's still command attention, even in this most encyclopedic collection.

Of all of NASA's many remarkable accomplishments, the acquisition and parsing of this knowledge has been its greatest contribution.

The chimeric nature of Thermotoga genomes suggests that these bacteria have a remarkable efficiency for acquisition of foreign genes.

At a news conference at the library's 42nd Street headquarters, Dr. LeClerc described the collection as one of the performing arts library's most remarkable and important acquisitions, inspiring, he added teasingly, the lust of Madeleine Nichols, curator of the dance division at performing arts library.

What is remarkable about this acquisition-happy management is that it refuses to do unfriendly deals.

Some of the recently developed algorithms by researchers have given remarkable results for fECG acquisition.

Nineteen eighty-four was a remarkable year for the acquisition of rare books and manuscripts, which were managed separately at that time in the Manuscript Department, located on the third floor of Perkins Library, and the Rare Book Collection, located in the Mary Duke Biddle Rare Book Room.

The most remarkable feature is the acquisition of two conjugative transposons and one resistance island encoding eight resistance genes.

Recent improved sequencing techniques [ 7– 9] have led to a remarkable increase in data acquisition rates, and have enabled simplified protocols.