Sentence examples for remarkably economical from inspiring English sources
Bruckner's orchestration is remarkably economical, however, and is quite unlike the lavish homogeneity of Wagner.
He collected these wickets at the remarkably economical rate of 1.98 runs per over.
Both books are remarkably economical biographies, but Mark Kurlansky's scholarly slice of Hank Greenberg is always winning, while the novelist Jerome Charyn's earnest attempt to restore Joe DiMaggio to his former untouchable perch falls in the final innings.
Those tactics were remarkably economical of both lives and matériel, primarily for the attackers but also, because of the speed and short duration of the campaign, among the victims.
It is fast, powerful and remarkably economical.
The evolutionary emergence of humans' remarkably economical walking gait remains a focus of research and debate, but experimentally validated approaches linking locomotor capability to postcranial anatomy are limited.
Other than negatively impacting all aspects of daily life, the earthquakes remarkably disrupted the economical activities in the area.
The current work also demonstrates that for the power plants remote from lignite resources, ashes from biomass-fired grate boilers are a remarkably effective and economical substitute.
Lin was renowned in his field for his pioneering role in promoting the use of prestressed concrete, a remarkably strong and economical material that combines compressed concrete with steel tendons and has become a staple of the construction industry worldwide.
Technics has just introduced two carousel changers using a proprietary one-bit decoding method which produces remarkably fine sound at economical prices.
