Sentence examples for which are apparently from inspiring English sources

Water has unique properties in the nanopores of activated carbons and carbon nanotubes, which are apparently different from those of typical adsorbed molecules such as N2 and Ar.

Unfortunately, they didn't have any Quetzals, which are apparently quite rare these days.

(The reconnaissance office builds spy satellites, which are apparently rather pricey).

The same statement holds good also for the operations of art, and even for those which are apparently spontaneous.

There were observed several high-velocity particles, which are apparently different from Keplerian dust particles gravitationally bound to the sun.

Baxter, 24, has long hair and a beard, which are apparently prerequisites to play center for the Jets.

But then there are third-party providers, also known as "off-deck," which are apparently what Ben used.

The 25bn euros that would go to the bad bank (which are apparently separate) would be made available in November.

A guitar appears and everyone sings Croatian songs which are, apparently, all about love or the sea.

These results reveal large overall structural changes during the initiation-elongation transition, which are apparently accommodated by the intrinsic flexibility of TFIIB.

These defects induce large current increases which are apparently responsible for growth of concave scalloped features on the metal-oxide interface at the pore base.