Sentence examples for remarkable size from inspiring English sources

While the exact cause of the mouse's demise remained in question, there was no doubt over Hermie's remarkable size and stamina, she said.

As well as its distinctive odour and shape, Amorphophallus titanum is known for achieving remarkable size and rapid growth when ready to reproduce.

Barnum plucked Stratton, a poor carpenter's son from Bridgeport, Conn., from obscurity at the age of 4 in 1842 because of his remarkable size.

Some people said that the remarkable size of the voting list — with more than 800,000 voters in a country with a population of no more than 1.3 million, much of it quite young — was evidence that the outcome had been predetermined.

Not just in terms of its remarkable size, strength, and speed, but perhaps especially because of the seeming incongruity of where it lives: in the cold, unforgiving hinterlands of northern Asia, far from the grasslands or swamps favored by its cousins to the south.

A remarkable size effect also holds: the smaller the nanowire diameter, the lower the defect density.

The discovery of the Mimivirus in 2003 by Didier Raoult and Jean-Michel Claverie made headlines because of the virus' remarkable size--comparable to that of many small bacteria.

While conventional proton conducting membranes exploit an "acidic group-based" transport mechanism, the current columns pillaring across the membranes formed ionic paths, giving rise to a remarkable size-dependent antiport transport mechanism.

The tumors may reach remarkable sizes, especially in the pelvis.

In addition to remarkable sizes and woodiness, bamboo has rather striking life history characterized by a prolonged vegetative phase lasting up to more than 100 years before flowering.

These H II regions are also remarkable in size, having diameters of about 1,000 light-years.