Sentence examples for which is remarked from inspiring English sources

The tiny air voids lead to greater heaving pressure in FAM, which is remarked as the damage mechanism behind the freeze thaw action.

Systematic design criteria, optimization, performance prediction, etc. were attained via dimensionless studies that aims to acquire a high applicability for more extensive occasions, which is remarked by the discovery of two critical dimensionless factors.

There is another point which should be remarked.

Back in '54, when he was living on Martha's Vineyard, a friend of his showed him a copy of the Amherst alumni magzine, in which it was remarked that "Live with Lightning" was the current best-seller there.

And when John Prescott delivered an utterly incoherent, barn-storming speech in which, as was remarked at the time, you couldn't understand a word he said, but you knew exactly what he meant.

Conveniently, Takumi speaks excellent English, which is neither remarked upon nor explained.

Mr. Anderson recalled an anecdote that made the rounds in Arkansas legal circles about Mrs. Clinton's sense of humor, which is often remarked upon but seldom sighted.

Conversely, "Story mode" was criticised for exacerbating issues relating to pace, which was already remarked as having "snail's pace".

To be precise, B x only refers to the magnetic variation field, i.e. not to the total geomagnetic field, which is a remark valid throughout this paper.

"This is a packed house," Mr. Obama remarked, "which is a testament to how cool this group is".

The dedication, which is to include remarks by President Obama, is free and open to the public; tickets for the reserved viewing areas are sold out.