Sentence examples for remarkable change with from inspiring English sources
The trente glorieuses after VE-Day saw three decades of astonishing economic growth, which coincided with another most remarkable change: "With or without a fight, Europeans abandoned their empires".
According to a result obtained by atomic force microscope, root mean square (RMS) roughness of the ITO films prepared with SNMIS showed remarkable change with increasing thickness initial nucleation at 50 nm and continuous grain growth process at 150 nm in thickness.
Whilst prior to the onset of a storm the nonlinear scaling exponent usually decreases in antipersistent behaviour with time, storm onset results in a remarkable change with the emergence of persistent properties.
This decrement becomes more noticeable with increasing cover and decreasing concrete tensile strength, but shows no remarkable changes with an increasing strand diameter and rust expansion ratio.
The results of FTi.r. and WAXD show no remarkable change in the crystallinity of either dried or wet PVC gels; however, the elasticity of wet gels and the gelation time of semi-dilute solutions exhibit remarkable changes with increasing concentration, C and molecular weight, Mw of the polymer.
And what a remarkable change it was, with as many 10 players pushing the ball into the area around the East German goal, as opposed to six or seven against Hungary.
The main procedural sequence does not exhibit any remarkable change in comparison with the current PPC process (Figure 1).
In addition, the possible mechanism of the chemosensor with remarkable change of visible color was established by the 1H-NMR and 13C-NMR-titration experiments.
In this study we carried out proteomic analysis, especially focused on the proteins with remarkable change of the O-GlcNAc level in the kidney from GK rats, and suggested the potential of O-GlcNAcylation as a biomarker of diabetic nephropathy.
Phosphorus remains essentially in equilibrium with the solid in the first two weeks with no remarkable change.
George Osborne's much heralded speech in praise of Conservative local government marks a remarkable change in attitude as compared with the Tories under Margaret Thatcher.
