This alone would seem to suggest his remarkable significance.
It was only years after the fact that I learned more about -- and came to grasp the remarkable significance of -- what should be held up this week as the crowning moment of Cronkite's career.
Among these cues, the representation of the causal bonds, that is a set of causal events and of their behavioral consequences, has a remarkable significance, because they constitute the more explicative elements of the emotional experience [ 5, 45, 59].
Interestingly, the occurrence of CS-complex spikes strikingly overlaps with the early, but not the later, focal area in the correlation matrix, imparting this time window with remarkable significance.
ICOMOS, an influential advisory body of UNESCO, claimed that the 19 nominated buildings do not clearly 'demonstrate remarkable universal significance of the modern architectural movement' and that 'Le Corbusier was not the only architect who promoted the modern architectural movement, in which many architects participated.'.
Last seen in 1954, when Sotheby's auctioned off the king's collection of jewels and watches after his forced abdication in 1952, it was a rare piece of remarkable quality, historical significance and fresh to market.
The woman who has edited the programme for 22 years has just decided to retire, and, in some quarters, this news has been treated with reverence, and a remarkable degree of significance.
It is remarkable that statistical significance was achieved despite the small sample size of our pilot trial, and can be taken as highly promising evidence for the efficacy of our intervention.
This observation explains the most salient properties of the so-called δ – sequence [ 12], as well as a remarkable success of significance testing for differential expression of genes when the relevant methods are applied to the elements of this sequence rather than to the original expression levels [ 12, 13].
The remarkable gap between the significance of membrane proteins and the limited number of high resolution membrane protein structures is, in part, due to the availability of membrane proteins for structural biology.
For Fitzgerald, Gerald and Sara Murphy embodied the significance of that remarkable decade in France, during which, as he once wrote, "whatever happened seemed to have something to do with art".
