Sentence examples for remarkable stream from inspiring English sources

A not very remarkable stream whose great importance rested for several centuries on its location!

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].

Haddon achieves a remarkable mélange of streams of consciousness, snatches of books, music, TV, private thoughts, lists, letters, all intertwined with sharply observed vignettes of everyday banality, soaring flights of description and odd bursts of heavy-handed portentousness.

Its auditions and concerts have brought to public attention a steady stream of remarkable musicians.

He says nothing to them, of course, but smiles and closes those remarkable eyes and the tears stream from them like rain down a windowpane.

And, as if to remove any doubt that the carefully devised public image of the project bears only a passing resemblance to what the investigators observed, the Army Corps has repeatedly promoted the Falluja project as a remarkable success in its constant stream of news releases on Iraq reconstruction.

Equally remarkable is that the Malagasy stream tadpole communities can be impressively rich in specimens.

Mature salmon return with remarkable fidelity to their natal stream to reproduce, a behavior which relies heavily on olfaction (Hasler et al. 1978).

A chance to see their work as well as his will be available in a remarkable new presentation to be streamed on the Guardian website on Monday.

Spend a day trekking down the valley to the remarkable living root bridges across streams, which the Khasi villagers have made from the roots of trees.

The river is probably the best example of one of the most remarkable - yet least remarked - features of the English countryside: chalk streams.