A startlingly large number of those who visit are Muslims who believe that Mary — or Meryem, as she is known in the Koran — was a holy figure, not the mother of God, but a woman of remarkable virtue.
Our party couldn't resist ordering jumbo lump crab croquettes ($19) of remarkable lightness, a virtue also in the fried cornmeal-crusted calamari ($18).
Even so, Kant shows a remarkable interest in non-moral virtues; indeed, much of Anthropology is given over to discussing the nature and sources of a variety of character traits, both moral and non-moral.
The silks that have received the greatest attention are the dragline silk of spiders and the cocoon silk of silkworms the spider silk by virtue of its remarkable tensile strength, the silkworm silk because of its long history as a luxury fabric.
By virtue of its remarkable tolerance to abiotic stresses, cassava is grown in marginal, low fertility acidic soils showing increased nutrient use efficiency [ 7].
On the other hand, the antiresorptive action of OPG was discovered by virtue of the remarkable increase in bone density found in transgenic mice over-expressing OPG [ 5], and deletion of the gene encoding OPG causes severe osteoporosis in mice [ 6].
Among these cytokines, TRAIL, a member of the TNF family, has emerged as a prominent biologically targeted anti-tumour protein by virtue of its remarkable ability to induce apoptosis in a variety of human cancer cell lines without affecting normal cells [ 8].
During the reign of Ladislaus's successor, Coloman the Learned, Bishop Hartvik emphasized that Ladislaus's "character was distinguished by the respectability of morals and remarkable for the splendor of his virtues".
It's a remarkable and mercifully brief document that has many virtues.
In the final 20 minutes they meet in an astonishing duet that allows their discrete virtues to flower: his expressive lightness, her remarkable sinuousness.
