Sentence examples for an unusual mode from inspiring English sources

A gifted lyric poet, he wrote two of his most successful plays entirely in prose, an unusual mode of composition in his time.

The odyssey turned into an unusual mode of therapy for Mr. Menzel, complete with a classic Jungian breakthrough: at a restaurant in southern China he ate a custard studded with river worms.

Among other things, the play becomes a stylized ballet, with the actors connected by an unusual mode of movement characterized by trembling joints and the slow unstiffening of limbs, as if they were statues coming to life or puppets being stirred by a puppeteer.

They also exhibit an unusual mode of cell cycle regulation, reflected by a cell cycle structure where G1 and G2 phases are truncated.

In addition to shedding light on an unusual mode of perception, the findings could lead to treatments for brain disorders showing ways to reduce hallucinations, for example, or correcting various types of impaired perception that can follow a stroke.

Virtual screening against a pCDK2/cyclin A crystal structure led to the identification of a potent and novel CDK2 inhibitor, which exhibited an unusual mode of interaction with the kinase binding motif.

X-ray crystallographic analysis and molecular modeling experiments explained the wide specificity of QF34: this inhibitor binds to the PR in an unusual manner, thus avoiding contact sites that are mutated upon resistance development, and the unusual binding mode and consequently the binding energy is therefore preserved in the complex with a resistant variant.

Intrauterine cannibalism is an even more unusual mode of vivipary, in which the largest embryos eat weaker and smaller siblings.

We took to the skies to get the skinny on what you'd need to make a cocktail while aiming high - whether on an airplane or our more unusual mode of transportation, a blimp!

The CPC then appears to move along with the longitudinal splitting of the cell indicating that it could be a regulator of this unusual mode of cell division.

The Amazon molly, Poecilia formosa, stands out from all other vertebrate aquatic models by virtue of its unique feature of genetic clonality (Lampert and Schartl, 2008), which is a result of its unusual mode of reproduction.