Sentence examples for remarkable explanatory from inspiring English sources
The remarkable explanatory power of this simple model supports the hypothesis, first proposed by Helmholtz, that the brain biases perception in favor of expectation.
The remarkable explanatory power of these models supports Helmholtz's view of perception as a process of unconscious inference, in which "previous experiences act in conjunction with present sensations to produce a perceptual image" [41].
Again, pretty self-explanatory.
Batter's only a convenient vehicle for spice, however – and, for a dish with such a self-explanatory name, there's a remarkable diversity of opinion here.
It is a remarkable feat of assemblage, with excellent capsule biographies and explanatory notes at the end of each volume -- the biographies, especially, are well worth reading -- though I miss the useful chronology that gave context to selections in the 19th-century predecessor.
Yet, with a remarkable degree of insight, fuelled by tragic personal experience, he soon realised that this explanatory power was itself an illusion – a weakness of the ideology, rather than a strength, and it was this insight (derived ultimately from the much earlier work of Hume) that provided the driving force behind his own critique of verificationism, both within Marxism and beyond it.
The cosmological theories of Thales, Anaximander, and Anaximenes are remarkable more for their method a readiness to work with abstractions, such as water, or the unlimited, to which they accorded explanatory power than for the actual solutions they reached.
Explanatory labels are plentiful.
(There were explanatory signs).
Most Tony Awards are self-explanatory.
