Sentence examples for remarkably abrupt from inspiring English sources

Its technique isn't any more complex than that of "Manchester" (in fact, its time structure is simpler; "Manchester" involves a remarkably abrupt batch of flashbacks).

However, leopard prey switching would have to be remarkably abrupt to explain both the cyclic pattern of mortality and the large size of many of the observed mortality events (e.g. four deaths in a single month in 1988).

We probe the structural and dynamical features of the remarkably abrupt β-sheet to PPII transition and discuss the potential connections to certain htt-binding proteins.

In the West we would expect violence and large scale chaos but here despite the abrupt action it has been remarkably well received.

Days later, faced with the imminent collapse of Greece's financial system, Tsipras did an abrupt about-face and sent European partners a remarkably similar plan with even harsher austerity cuts than those originally envisioned, in the hope of securing a three-year bailout package worth about $60 billion in loans.

The lyrics of the album have been described as "remarkably literate and often humorous" with "quick-fire rhymes, oddball couplets, abrupt demands and ruthless statements".

His abrupt withdrawal is an unexpected setback for Mr Obama, who has enjoyed remarkably smooth transition to power.

Remarkably, the Si-ncs appeared to form and grow very rapidly, with large, abrupt shifts in peak PL intensities of 0.45 and 0.57 eV relative to the AD film after only 2 s of annealing at 600 and 800°C, respectively.

In a country where a majority of people now define themselves as black or of mixed race — but where blacks remain remarkably rare in the highest echelons of political institutions and corporations — Mr. Barbosa's trajectory and abrupt manner have elicited both widespread admiration and a fair amount of resistance.

Remarkably, purified CR1+ and CR1− populations showed rapid modifications of surface CR1 levels, with CR1+ cells undergoing an abrupt loss of CR1 expression (from 90 to 10% after 7 days) whereas CR1− cells acquired relatively high levels of CR1 expression (approximately from 0 to 40% Figure 2c).

The seismic data show a remarkably thin crust (<10 km thick) along the northern half of the Bonin ridge (beneath Chichi-jima and Muko-jima) and abrupt crustal thickening (to ∼20 km) toward the south of the ridge (beneath Haha-jima).