Sentence examples for remarkable capacity of from inspiring English sources

An optimist might find something to celebrate here: the remarkable capacity of nature to adjust to change and its enviable escape from what Nietzsche termed "the malady of history".

Yet this star-struck mania would recur, time and again, for idols of page, stage, screen and disc, with always (as MacCarthy writes) the "remarkable capacity" of stricken devotees to "construct their personal scenarios around him".

It is now recognized that many of the nonlinear differential equations that appear in diverse branches of physics have solutions of large amplitude corresponding to solitons and that the remarkable capacity of solitons for surviving encounters with other solitons is universal.

The remarkable capacity of this pathogen to escape the host immune system for decades and then to cause active tuberculosis disease, makes M.tb a successful pathogen.

More importantly, a remarkable capacity of 1086 mAh g−1 can be maintained after 100 cycles at the current density of 0.5 A g−1.

After 120 cycles, a remarkable capacity of 738 mAh g−1 remains, which is 2.0 times of the theoretical capacity of graphite.

The SnO2 G CNT anodes deliver remarkable capacities of 345 and 635 mAh g−1 at 1.5 and 0.25 A g−1, respectively.

Anat's other book Kids Beyond Limits provides practical tools and describes how to apply her 9 Essentials to access the remarkable capacities of the human brain to change itself for the better.

Motor imagery (MI) is one of the remarkable capacities of the mind enabling everyone to mentally simulate an action without engaging in actual physical execution [ 1].

In summary, we could disentangle remarkable capacities of sensory stimulus representation, processing and learning in a highly disturbed cortex, which underscore the striking plasticity of neocortical circuits.

Neural crest cells possess remarkable capacities of migration and multipotency, and begin to migrate around E10.5, detectable in the adrenal glands around E13.5.