Sentence examples for the remarkable volume from inspiring English sources

Already Fulton [58], [59] and Milroy [60] noted the remarkable volume increase during oocyte maturation in the eggs of marine teleosts, and intuitively proposed that an osmotic mechanism caused a watery fluid to be secreted into the oocytes.

Lucidly organised into the four orders of posthuman Gothic, this remarkable volume reconfigures our understanding of the post/human condition.

In this remarkable volume, Bengtsson, Campbell, Lee, and their collaborators compare population dynamics in Europe and Asia in the centuries just before industrialization.

No one who is interested in the complexity of our society, and the shadow life of its institutions, could fail to be thrilled and quite possibly entranced by this remarkable volume.

In 1635 36 he began the Liber Veritatis ("Book of Truth"; in the British Museum, London), a remarkable volume containing 195 drawings carefully copied by Claude after his own paintings, with particulars noted on the backs of the drawings indicating the patron for whom, or the place for which, the picture was destined, and, in the second half of the book, the date.

"Avatar" this ain't, though there are a few nifty-silly effects: clasped hands that seem to come right into the audience; perspectives that give remarkable volume to figures in the foreground.

The Characteristics is a remarkable volume.

In his remarkable volume The Nature and Treatment of Gout and Rheumatic Gout (1859) [ 15], Garrod stated that, "the deposited urate of soda may be looked upon as the cause, and not the effect, of the gouty inflammation".

In particular, a remarkable volume of the small mesopores in the 3.0 5.0 nm diameter range was increased.

This ruthless self-portrait was later collected by his friend and classmate, the critic Edmund Wilson, into a remarkable volume of essays and letters ablaze with wit and insight.

This remarkable volume reconstructs the early tradition of Surdas's verse the 433 poems that were known to the singers of Surdas's own time as his.