Примеры remarkably

• It is not known whether the phase differences, which differ remarkably between subjects, are associated with receptor physiology or differences in postreceptoral pathways.

• Although there may be some differences in scale and type of rural firms, the end result seems remarkably similar.

• Many of these are remarkably searching and realistic, and they go a long way towards correcting the balance of the book.

• The preoccupations of this administrative elite prove remarkably similar to the topics of deliberative oratory : the competing claims of prudence, honour, and necessity.

• And, now we can all afford a beautifully produced composite copy at a remarkably affordable price.

• Information provided in most files was remarkably extensive.

• Responses among neonatologists touched briefly on the issue of viability, but were remarkably less conflicted on the surface.

• It is cheap, requiring only a microscope, and for a long while was remarkably effective as a research tool.

• Then, remarkably, much the same machinery gets used, in different ways, in the proofs of these two very different conjectures.

• Total energy is remarkably well conserved, within 0.03% for the 18 000 time steps of the entire computation.

• Remarkably, from our analysis several normative considerations emerge which converge with some of the conclusions drawn by the standard analysis.

• She contends that it worked remarkably well, and it helped to secure the status of the estates throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

• Her disorderly life is textually reincarnated in the remarkably orderly space secured by decorative margins.

• Some ototoxic drugs such as streptomycin and gentamicin are remarkably selective for the vestibular system, so that monitoring hearing is of little use.

• Finally, and remarkably, almost exactly 50% of registered voters were female.