Sentence examples for remarkable uses from inspiring English sources

The specificity and efficiency of laccases are clearly the important components leading to their remarkable uses.

Among other remarkable uses, these nucleases have been employed to produce gene knockouts in mid-size and large animals, such as rabbits and pigs, respectively.

I mean, that is a most remarkable use of Congressional power, it seems to me".

A remarkable use of épaulement, or shoulder work, has been drilled into the female corps by Ms. Makarova.

The most remarkable use of screens I've seen recently was at a Portishead show in October.

Working for the first time in the widescreen format, Losey made remarkable use of it to include, together in individual shots, a panoply of elements.

Both painters make remarkable use of light, and visitors will find this atmospheric exhibition as illuminating as anything currently in Venice.

Stephen King's remarkable use of this technology is certainly interesting, but it means essentially nothing to the merely mortal 99.9percentt of authors who hope to sell their work digitally.

Then I went back to the First World War, found Wilfred Owen, and wandered the campus dazed by "Strange Meeting," thinking about his remarkable use of the verb "groined" and mumbling, "And by his smile I knew that sullen hall".

Making remarkable use of the festival's relatively small stage, she has created a show full of the kind of grand images that linger in a child's mind.

In "The Descendants," Payne makes remarkable use of Clooney's manner to exemplify his own distinctive worldview, but he doesn't put the actor's manner to a very severe test.