Sentence examples for elusive property from inspiring English sources
What generations before us were spared is the relatively recent invention of middle age as a sustained mentality — one predicated on an awareness of its own growing remove from that elusive property known as hipness.
But what makes it almost impossible at the moment is that while everyone involved makes sanctimonious noises – about civil liberties, legality and that elusive property, "proportionality" – in practice they're all playing hardball.
Confidence is an elusive property, as Irish borrowing costs remain much higher than those of Italy and Spain, and policies of "fiscal retrenchment" have not produced a change in the fundamentals of the Irish economy after four years of budgetary purgatory and social misery.
Multimedia big data is difficult to handle because of its enormous amount and the elusive property of underlying information.
Plasticity is an elusive property, in the sense it cannot be directly measured and it is always required a subjacent model to design a proper measure.
Because of its elusive properties, SC is also the drug of choice in work-release programs and half-way houses for those still seeking prohibited euphoric experiences.
"What gives slime its elusive properties?" a child asked me once.
In the last decade, physicists finally proved that neutrinos have mass, and since then, a flurry of experiments has begun to flesh out the elusive neutrinos' properties.
The elusive biological properties of OPCs and the complexity of the associated regulatory network are incompletely understood and continue to be a critical area of future investigations.
While we begin to understand the functional diversification of the R3 single MYB factors in trichome development it is still elusive which properties are responsible for the differences in their requirement for clustering and density control.
Just as scientists have so far failed to find evidence for God, so qi has proved a property elusive to mice-prodding (and other) investigators.
