Sentence examples for remarkable edge from inspiring English sources

The use of solar energy in recent years has reached a remarkable edge.

The annealing caused numerous breaches, increasing the edges sites that have higher Li binding energies than the inner sites, implying a remarkable edge effect [9, 32, 33].

This is precisely where America and other developed economies retain a remarkable edge over China.

Revealing the source of the capacitance, we found that though GNR has less oxygen-containing groups, it has larger pseudo-capacitance than GO and CNTs due to the remarkable edge-riched structure with high activity in electrochemical reactions.

A remarkable aspect of edge detectors is the ability to extract relevant boundaries between objects.

Finally, by connecting his analytical brilliance to his painfully candid account of his schooling at Eton college, Connolly ensured that his ebullient celebration of some remarkable writers was edged with a poignant sense of personal failure.

It is remarkable that the edges of a few triangles were found truncated or snipped at their margins, which suggested that they were remarkably thin, and as measured by TEM, the thicknesses of these triangles were about 6 to 8 nm.

For shallow depths, d ≤ 3.2 mm, the contrast was remarkable with sharp edges and corners.

But he was my top pass rusher on the board, and I think he'll do just fine – as long as the Dolphins draw up the right schemes to take advantage of his remarkable speed off the edge.

Yet now and then Depardieu will do something remarkable, often with an edge of self-portraiture that alludes to his past or to his ever-expanding girth, or both.

The Screen Actors Guild makes up almost a fourth of the approximately 5,800 voting members of the Academy, which means that movies that contain big, juicy roles for highly respected actors — like "Doubt," with Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman — will always have the edge over remarkable filmed spectacle, say, "The Dark Knight".