Sentence examples for which nevertheless is from inspiring English sources

Aslan refers to Mark's gospel as being written in a "coarse, elementary Greek" – which nevertheless is supposed to appeal to cultural, Hellenised Jews rather than illiterate Galileans.

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Applying the 10% quantile instead of the median decreases the confusion of the higher partials and improves the performance which, nevertheless, is distinctly worse than the YIN algorithm with median aggregation.

Taking into account this patient, the RMSE obtained in the validation set (n = 13) was 0.645 which nevertheless is within the 95% confidence interval of the tenfold CV × 5 used to select the best model (see Table 6).

A limited budget for equipment justifies the choice of a single carrier which nevertheless is compatible with an efficient signal processing in the frequency domain as requested in MIMO architectures.

The team's computer simulation of the glacierlike flow within each mass suggests that the surface ice moves horizontally at no more than a few centimeters each year, which nevertheless is quick enough to totally resurface each polygonal cell every 500,000 years or so.

I've done sullen catatonia and enormous bills for mobile phones, which, nevertheless, are always switched off whenever I call.

The Longhorns had beaten Oklahoma, 45-35, which nevertheless was paired opposite Florida in Thursday night's title game.

The Muslim Council of Britain was one of a number of groups over which we never reached agreement, but one which nevertheless was never formally engaged with.

"Strictly speaking we don't need it but there are lots of things that we don't strictly need which nevertheless are good things," the prime minister said.

NK cells were first recognized in 1975, when researchers observed cells in the blood and lymphoid tissues that were neither the scavengers described above nor ordinary lymphocytes but which nevertheless were capable of killing cells.