Sentence examples for remarkably near from inspiring English sources

For the exponents α h,v, α d,v, α cl,v, and α h,d the mode of their empirical distribution is remarkably near to the value predicted by the metabolic scaling theory.

This was first recognised by Francis Galton who analysed the opinions of 787 people about the weight of an ox and found combining their numerical estimates resulted in a median estimate that was remarkably near the true weight of the ox (Surowiecki, 2004).

Remarkably that near-£15m figure is what analysts at American Appraisal estimate the naming-rights of Arsenal's Emirates Stadium to be worth if they were to renew the deal today.

Remarkably, even near-failures by the space agency have resulted in positive spin-off technologies that in turn have led directly to meaningful, tangible civilian applications capable of propelling economic progress.

Embedded ubiquitous computing systems (EUCS) promise to grow remarkably in the near future.

Remarkably, despite the near doubling of the dimensionality, the likely gain patterns provide considerably more coarse-grained material for comparisons.

Remarkably, despite the near complete loss of morphological pouches, we still observed segmental expression of fgf3 in the presumptive pouch-forming endoderm of tbx1 mutants (Fig. 1M).

These factors notwithstanding, Professor French found that the portion of stocks' aggregate market capitalization spent on trying to beat the market has stayed remarkably constant, near 0.67percentt.

In contrast, the global FB rate was remarkably stable (near 50%) over many different thresholds (0.4, 0.5 and 0.6) as can be seen in Table 3.

One unresolved issue with this model is that it cannot explain how the initial orbits of the proto-terrestrial planets, which would have needed to be highly eccentric to collide, produced the remarkably stable and near-circular orbits the terrestrial planets possess today.

The near-IR resonance Raman spectrum of CaChR1 is remarkably similar to the near-IR resonance Raman spectrum recorded under identical conditions for BR and even more similar to that of NpSRII.