Sentence examples for remarkable small from inspiring English sources
This is caused by the growth of a remarkable small tree called the horizontal (Anodopetalum biglandulosum).
Its results have been remarkable: small loans now make up 5% of its assets but 8% of its profits.
Some remarkable small events arose from this exalted condition as DiMaggio and the press conspired silently together to foster the myth of classical perfection and heroic goodness.
But collectors of post-World War II art accustomed to the spiky bronze casts of Marini's riders in the 1950s might find it hard to recognize Marini's hand in the remarkable "Small Horse" from the 1930s.
Experiments show that robust and accurate detection is possible in heterogeneous scenarios at a remarkable small false-positive rate of only 2.5%.
For larger storms in G2 and G3 categories, remarkable small growths are superimposed on the traces of ratio values during the storm main phase.
SOHO/LASCO observations of the white-light corona have revealed a number of remarkable small-scale phenomena, including plasma blobs that are ejected continually from the cusps of streamers, fine raylike structures that pervade the streamer belt, and ubiquitous inflows during times of high solar activity.
Figure 4shows that the multiplicative route succeeds in producing crossbars with cross-point density comparable with that achieved with the additive route, however, using a remarkable smaller number of SPT repetitions.
Interesting destinations are cropping up, such as the Figueroa Mountain Brewing Co. (45 Industrial Way; [805] 694-2252, www.figmtnbrew.com), purveyors of the excellent Hoppy Poppy IPA, and the Ascendant Spirits distillery (37 Industrial Way, No. 102; [805] 691-1000, www.comendantspirits.comakerskers of a remarkable small-batch bourbon called Breaker.
Some of the results have been remarkable in small, controlled plots but not on a wide scale.
He makes a remarkable, if small, discovery of Hermit's Castle, a miniature fortified-looking refuge on the remote north-west coast of Scotland, built by the young architect David Scott with his own hands, using beach sand for the concrete.
