Sentence examples for two remarkable features from inspiring English sources

The second of two big European Pairs contests, the Macallan Invitational, ended in London on Friday, and there were two remarkable features.

Their undisputed success may be attributed at least in part to two remarkable features: a sense of hearing more acute than that in any other group of fish and a warning system by chemical communication unique among fishes.

If you go to the S.E.C. Web site and examine the historical financial filings of big firms like Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch, you will see two remarkable features over the period from 1995, say, to 2007: a tripling or quadrupling of balance sheets, and a similar increase in leverage (total assets/total equity).

The dose response curve of this type of assay had two remarkable features: (i) its ability to detect an output signal (i.e. bead number count) for very low Ag concentrations, and (ii) an output signal of the assay that was non-linear with respect to Ag concentration.

This happened because the politicoeconomic system that emerged had two remarkable features: First, it allowed for the creation and operation of certain groups of economic agents we shall refer to as "elites" or "insiders".

The genic patterns revealed two remarkable features.

In this study, investigations of the shear wave velocity (Vs) and density structures of the crust and upper mantle evidenced three remarkable features: (1) There are variations in Vs and ρ of the metasomatic mantle wedge in the hanging wall of the subduction beneath different tectonic blocks of Tibet, which may be inferred as related to the dehydration of the downgoing slab.

We noted that three remarkable features emerged from two panels of the Figures.

This distribution has three remarkable features.

The proposed methods have the following four remarkable features.

This clustering shows three remarkable features (see also Additional file 2): i) The genes with PI >=65% (around 400 genes in each bacterium) are significantly clustered together in most bacteria.