Sentence examples for an exotic form from inspiring English sources

It's just an exotic form of currency.

Stabilising a black hole would require large amounts of an exotic form of energy called negative energy, thought to be impossible.

I could suggest that, for some, it's just an exotic form of "slumming it" – but that would only make me sound cynical.

Moreover, it can be used not only on metals such as gold, silver, copper and aluminium, but also on oxides, polymers, ceramics, proteins and even "buckyballs" (an exotic form of carbon).

The narrator's account of his own near-death experience after an exotic form of food-poisoning (based closely on Bellow's own recent brush with the reaper) seems pointless and utterly without drama: mere autobiographical data, unchanged into fiction.

But the question of whether it is the Higgs boson or not, never mind the simplest version vs an exotic form of the particle, remains unconfirmed.

At this point the core of the star will collapse and it will explode in a core-collapse supernova which will leave behind a remnant neutron star, black hole, or possibly a more exotic form of compact star.

In a neutron star the matter is in a state known as neutron-degenerate matter, with a more exotic form of degenerate matter, QCD matter, possibly present in the core.

Loren Stillman, a 21-year-old from Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., hears it as a rare, exotic form whose notes inflate and wilt and trill, almost a kind of meditation on texture.

Among them, are the nature of the dark matter, the apparent disappearance of the antimatter, the existence of a new exotic form of matter, e.g., strangelets.

As the NASA statement also says: "some scientists believe these chemical signatures bolster the argument for a primitive, exotic form of life or precursor to life on Titan's surface".