Sentence examples for another unusual feature from inspiring English sources

In another unusual feature, the F.D.A. requires that radiologists not be told anything about the patient.

Another unusual feature in Leonardo's writings is the relationship between word and picture in the notebooks.

Another unusual feature was a suspension of rubber cones, designed by Alex Moulton, instead of coil or leaf springs.

Now researchers have discovered that they have another unusual feature: a circadian rhythm, or body clock, of 47 hours, about twice the length of most animals, including humans.

The name Tetanurae, or "stiff tails," refers to another unusual feature, a transition point in the tail sequence where the vertebrae change form in a distinctive way.

Another unusual feature of the apartment is a panel of one-way glass along a wall of one of the bathrooms.

Another highly unusual feature of the Avy IAP is its germline epigenetic instability: from one generation to the next, the phenotype is only weakly stable with maternal transmission and completely unstable with paternal transmission [13], [14].

Another most unusual feature of the TibC protomer structure is the presence of the 1Fe-0S iron-finger motif.

Another highly unusual feature of our results is the fact that the Rabi splitting between the new states observed in Raman scattering is twice that recorded in the IR spectra, looking much like an overtone.

Another unusual regulatory feature is that the acuR-acuI-dddL mRNA transcript is leaderless, such that acuR lacks a Shine-Dalgarno ribosomal binding site and 5'-UTR, and is translated at a lower level compared to the downstream genes.

Once the political wing of the Irish Republican Army, Sinn Féin is now a partner in the uneasy power-sharing arrangement between pro-British and Irish-nationalist parties in the province.Another unusual feature is the medium of instruction and conversation in the school Irish, an Indo-European language as distant from English as Lithuanian.