Sentence examples for which are dramatically from inspiring English sources

In part this was down to the beauty of the mountains, which are dramatically steep and craggy – the Dolomites of Spain.

Li S batteries have a theoretical capacity of 1675 mAh/g and its theoretical energy density reaches 2600 Wh/kg, which are dramatically higher than those of current LIBs [139].

Most studies on the behavior and toxicity of engineered nanoparticles (NPs) have been conducted in artificial water with well-controlled conditions, which are dramatically different from natural waters with complex compositions.

The quantum potential suggests, as has often been stated, that transforming Schrödinger's equation into a theory that can account in "realistic" terms for quantum phenomena, many of which are dramatically nonlocal, requires adding to the theory a complicated quantum potential of a grossly nonlocal character.

While the gender pay gap is a real, systemic problem, less often discussed are ethnic pay gaps, some of which are dramatically more pronounced than the gender pay gap.

This constriction is thought to be due to the activation of alpha-adrenergic receptors by both methamphetamine itself and norepinephrine, the levels of which are dramatically increased by methamphetamine use.

"The public sees the posted price, which is dramatically higher" at private schools, said Mr. Hartle of the American Council on Education.

A comparison was drawn with the Jessie James case where new evidence was announced to great excitement at the boy's inquest, which was dramatically adjourned.

Purple and yellow wildflowers crowded the edges of the asphalt path where I was standing, which was dramatically lined with snow-white concrete.

Plush public and domestic interiors of the period were suggested by many of the rooms, which were dramatically staged by scenic designer Robert Carsten.

Then there is a picture from 1945 of the sleepy corner of Main Street and Fithian Lane, which is dramatically changed today.