Sentence examples for remarkable in both from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the acoustics are remarkable in both buildings.

Never in his short life had he seen anything so remarkable in both conception and execution.

But the one in Rockville Centre is remarkable in both longevity and scope.

Soviet foreign intelligence in the last decade of Stalin's life was remarkable in both its scope and success.

This WHO grade IV brain tumor is remarkable in both its morphological diversity and biologic aggressiveness, the latter being partly due to its diffusely infiltrative nature [1], [2].

In the 315 enriched COGs, the function related to carbohydrate metabolism was remarkable in both types, but the functional repertories clearly differed between the adult and infant types.

Therefore, the results in Table 5 demonstrate that RVM has remarkable advantage both in the recognition accuracy and the sparsity of RVs.

Despite this, it is making remarkable progress both in tackling the causes of human resource problems and in providing antiretroviral therapy.

Accordingly, D2D communication underlaying a cellular network has attracted remarkable attention both in the world of academia [1 3] and industry [4, 5] in recent years.

As a reader, you become intimately involved with these people, both remarkable in their own ways, and both endlessly, courageously fighting against the limitations of their lives.

The Kantor house is remarkable both in the green details in every part of the house — recycled glass countertops, reclaimed or environmentally harvested wood, stone cut from the property — and for how little they had to sacrifice for it.