Sentence examples for a particularly unexpected from inspiring English sources

For an engineer it is a particularly unexpected design.

The notion of Mr. Bush as the target is a particularly unexpected turn because he went out of his way to avoid being visible during the presidential campaign.

Mr Pociatek, a restaurateur known more for his penchant for flashy motorcycles than for his familiarity with public finance, was a particularly unexpected appointment.

Mr Wellstone's death in an aircraft crash in Minnesota, where he was desperately fighting to hang on to his Senate seat was a particularly unexpected, gruesome affair: his wife and daughter also died.

This is a particularly unexpected observation as relatively few antimalarial agents, notably artemisinin [63], triclosan [64], and the choline analog T3 [65], show rapid onset of inhibition of ring stage parasites.

By contrast, the AcIR content of LP leaf was much larger than that of all the other fractions, a particularly unexpected finding, as this fraction contains mostly non-lignified mesophyll cells.

The substantial increase in genome copy number in daf-2 animals at a young age is particularly unexpected, as it is known that this strain of daf-2 is less fertile than N2 [ 36].

After 18 ½ years, 20 percent had developed arthritis, a rate that is not particularly unexpected as people age.

Mr. Obama's willingness to place his faith in lawmakers is particularly unexpected for a president who has spent much of his second term trying to find creative ways to work around their judgment.

Being from the southern US, that is not a complete surprise or even particularly unexpected, but the connection is deeper than work.

This theoretical distinction makes our results of task-independent representations of human faces particularly unexpected because this is a domain in which there is a set of naturally required tasks (such as familiarity, categorization, and outlier detection) for which learning might be expected to be specialized.