Sentence examples for curious property from inspiring English sources

Liszt's best music has the curious property of occupying the performer's personality and not the other way around.

Many of the players emerge as colorfully rabid characters; others seem robotic and washed-out, obsession having the curious property of heightening some personalities, flattening others.

The pleasing painting by Lerolle has a curious property: although very far from the technique of Georges Seurat (and much more like that of Henri Fantit-Latouremindsreminds one inevitably of La Grande Jatte - simply because the profile of the corseted woman is just like one of Seurat's promenaders.

(Another curious property of indium is that when you bend a rod of the metal, it issues a high-pitched crackling sound, known as its "cry").

In such case, maximally using various information the data contains becomes more important to correctly select the DEGs and the curious property of moments of small sample size is that ignoring moments could possibly lead to error in certain parts of randomization theory [22].

These viruses have the curious property that they can infect foreign cells, such as human cells, in culture, but do not re-infect murine cells [ 7, 8].

The rattleback is a toy with some curious properties.

One of the curious properties of mathematics is its beauty.

From the effects of substitution of other ions into Co2NiO4 its curious properties may partly be understood.

One of the curious properties of hydraulic jumps is that they are 'white holes', the time reversed equivalent of black holes.

And CPEB is known to be present in synapses.What Dr Kandel and Dr Si noticed, which previous researchers had not, was that part of CPEB looks similar to the part of known prions which is responsible for their curious properties.