Sentence examples for which was testimony from inspiring English sources

The slope of the Lβ = f(D) functions (Fig. 6B) fell as the tail temperature increased, which was testimony to increases in the conduction velocities of the fibers that triggered the behavioral reaction (Fig. 6C).

It's also extremely well-constructed into the rockface behind, which is testimony to how large hotels were built in the 19th century.

These funds have accumulated controlling stakes in a range of Greek bonds, the variety of which are testimony to a time when Greece and its public entities could raise sums in markets all over the world.

Nevertheless, these episodes generate extensive documentation which is testimony of the processes in almost real time.

"I can't see any sign of it affecting him, which is testimony to his family and the way he's been brought up".

Plushenko, who has dominated the sport all season, still beat Goebel in all three, which was a testimony to the Russian's reputation with the judges and to his ability to grit his teeth.

The inquest heard evidence in late 2009, among which was eyewitness testimony that the team manager, a teacher from Edgehill College, had met with the group the morning of Shaw's death.

Speer's widow's testimony, which was moving, and her presence may have played a role as well.

Mr. Saunders has attempted on several occasions to read a paragraph from Mr. Kachikian's grand jury testimony and had Mr. Kachikian refer him to additional testimony which was consistent with Mr. Kachikian's testimony here in court.

As clearly as Faneuil loathed Martha Stewart, Armstrong loved her, which was why her testimony was so devastating.

(It is the opposite of Claude Lanzmann's Shoah, which was about verbal testimony).