Sentence examples for which are somehow from inspiring English sources

Within this rugged shell, the architects have inserted a palette of basic materials, which are somehow made precious, deployed with an alchemical touch.

Here the studies into the heritability of GCSE exam results would lead us towards the molecular machines which are somehow involved in aspects of performing well in these exams - an interesting starting point for more research.

In this paper, we show that contrary to other AAL assistive technologies, which are somehow mandatory for an autonomous living at home, the use of social interaction services is not a necessity by itself, even if it contributes to a better quality of life.

The six projections present a history of the bowling-game genre, starting in 1977, with the Atari 2600's rudimentary 8-bit imagery, and ending in 2001, with the Nintendo GameCube's humanoid avatars, which are somehow more off-putting than their primitive precursors.

But, on the day that she is installed in the House of Lords by a grateful UK as Baroness Stein, a death and an abduction occur, which are somehow connected with a secret related to a second flashback that takes place in the Gaza Strip eight years before the main action.

Finally, we introduce clustering-based reweighting methods [7], which are somehow similar to data-adaptive histogram method [18].

Which is somehow almost as frightening.

"That's the reaction which is somehow in built.

One, in black leggings, now rests next to a black duffle bag, which is somehow intact.

I sank into the futon mattress, which was somehow firm yet cradling.

And sometimes they're bright pink, which is somehow even better.