Sentence examples for remarkable literature from inspiring English sources

In the south, especially, a remarkable literature developed that included the courtly epic and Minnesang.

There is a remarkable literature that focuses on the role of cultural differences in creating intercultural uncertainty which has a direct effect on transaction costs (intercultural communications and trade) (Jonsson 2001).

The telegrams, clicked out by about 1,500 telegraph operators, many of whom did a bit of editorializing,  are remarkable literature, shorthand sketches of a United States at the brink of collapse.

Their exploration is one of the more remarkable journeys in literature.

It strikes me now that there's a remarkable volume of literature sealed in case files across the country.

One of the results of a bardic system of this type was a remarkable conservatism in literature.

She is producing the film, along with Britain's Kris Thykier, the man behind Madonna's W.E. Hampton tells me: "It's a remarkable work of literature, rather mysterious but very romantic and resonant.

In addition, a few parameters which should be adjusted in PSO and obtaining remarkable results in literature make PSO a useful method to apply.

One cannot help but be impressed by the extent of his published output, as well as by its remarkable diversity, spanning literature, the arts, philosophy, cultural theory, as well as Japanese, Chinese, Indian, and Western traditions.

Thus, in the last decade, a remarkable stream of literature focuses on adaptive proposal pdfs, which allow for self-tuning procedures of the MCMC algorithms, flexible movements within the state space, and improved acceptance rates [9, 10].

Third, as a remarkable part of literature examines hedging data from US firms, we include a dummy variable that indicates whether a study uses data from North America (=1 for North America studies, zero otherwise).