Sentence examples for bizarre phenomenon from inspiring English sources

It's a very bizarre phenomenon.

At the time, this bizarre phenomenon was ascribed to the fat load in the GIs' diet.

"Frankly, it's a somewhat bizarre phenomenon, but it's a sign of the age we live in," said Philip Stone, the charts editor of the trade magazine The Bookseller.

What all these technologies have in common is that they can be used to invoke and exploit the bizarre phenomenon of superposition.Superposition is not simple.

"There's some sensational footage," says our Rachel Aroesti, "but even this bizarre phenomenon isn't enough to liven up an hour-long geology lecture".

Children were asking: "Can we watch it again?" Puy du Fou is a bizarre phenomenon: a rural theme park without any rides.

Thus many seemingly bizarre phenomena predicted by quantum physics could not be directly observed, and researchers could only carry out thought experiments that might in principle manifest these bizarre phenomena.

Recent examples include "Jaws and Claws," about the relationship between predator and prey, and "Strange Science," about all sorts of bizarre phenomena.

"If scholars remain content with believing in some psychic ability of a certain individual or go along with bizarre phenomena without question," he wrote, "then we must ask ourselves what sort of academic discipline we are dealing with".

Fortean Times, sounding more gleeful than a journal devoted to bizarre phenomena had any right to be, crowed that the 'alien' was a model, fabricated for a TV movie, and that it was presently on display in the International UFO Museum in Roswell, New Mexico.

The findings, reported today in Science, will give astronomers and physicists a better understanding of some of the universe's more bizarre phenomena.