Sentence examples for enigma that does from inspiring English sources

IT feels like a football riddle, like some sort of upside-down sports enigma that does not make any sense.

Although ENIGMA is data-driven, that does not mean that we cannot use patterns in the findings to design more targeted approaches that prioritize phenotypes and genetic loci for follow-up analyses.

Having been preoccupied for centuries with finding the right words to frame the right knowledge to understand creation and thus to be a "good person," it seemed an incredible enigma to find nations that didn't even have a written language.

On the other hand, we can still compare the performance of ENIGMA with other methods that do not use variational information.

How this painter of stark modernity could have been the master of an artist like Claude, whose scenery is forever neatly kempt, is an enigma that the exhibition book does not address.

We're not trying to go for Q&A like Wolfram Alpha, nor facets and filters in the way that Enigma does, and although we also index patent data, we're quite different from Lens.org," he says.

I don't really understand what it is, it's this weird enigma that people talk about.

Ah, the enigma that is Queens.

Readers adore the enigma that is Rhett — because he is an enigma.

This only adds to the enigma that is Leonora.

By Macy Halford July 1 , 2010Ah, the enigma that is Queens.