Sentence examples for striking advantages from inspiring English sources
Of course Swansea-Arsenal had some striking advantages.
A review of company filings and Congressional records shows that one of the most striking advantages of General Electric is its ability to lobby for, win and take advantage of tax breaks.
The electrochemical results show that the TC-SiO with 3% TiO2 exhibits striking advantages in cycling stability, high rate charge/discharge and interfacial stability properties compared with C-SiO with disorder carbon coatings.
Ordinarily, gray scale screens like this one offer striking advantages over color models: savings of $100 or more, thinner electronics, better contrast in a wide variety of lighting conditions and much better battery life (the T415's built-in batteries run two weeks on a charge).
Certainly, speaking and hearing as a primary means of communication have a number of striking advantages: speech does not depend on daylight or on mutual visibility; it can operate in all directions over reasonably wide areas; and it can be adjusted in loudness to cope with distance.
The design and study of hybrid crystalline solids in the search for multifunctional materials is one of the most appealing possibilities where molecule-based materials offer striking advantages: from the combination of molecular building blocks with the desired tailor-made chemical and physical properties.
Low cost is another striking advantage of the Pd/Ag/C catalysts.
However, none of the systems we assessed offered striking advantage over BW in a VLBW ventilated group.
In particular, the striking advantage of our method is the key leakage ratio, which can achieve 3/4.
The most striking advantage of bacteriophage therapy is the high degree of host specificity exhibited by these viruses, which enables the formulation of tailored treatments that kill only pathogenic bacteria.
He may want to test himself, but with his striking advantage and reaction time, he would be doing himself a disservice to not at least do a little damage first.
