Sentence examples for enigmatic features from inspiring English sources
Among the most enigmatic features of the lunar surface are several light, swirling patterns with no associated topography.
The camera focuses on Ms. Petri's mesmerizing, enigmatic features with increasing intensity, as though examining an elusive coded language.
Fairy circles are enigmatic features of the Namib desert landscape.
Today, at the Royal Astronomical Society National Astronomy Meeting here, scientists described how the enigmatic features could be caused by thunderstorms and lightning.
In the 15 April issue of Earth and Planetary Science Letters, researchers make the case that these enigmatic features (depicted in blue in the main image) are mud volcanoes.
Continental scale oroclines, including the Iberian orocline in the Variscan and the Alaskan oroclines in the Cordillera are perhaps the most striking and enigmatic features of the two orogens.
Cold allodynia, meaning that innocuous cold stimuli become painful, is a characteristic, but enigmatic feature of neuropathic pain.
A relevant, though at present enigmatic, feature of microRNA biology is their remarkable stability.
An enigmatic feature of the phylogenetic results is that the lineages of S. vulgaris and the Conoimorpha group appear to mutually switch positions in the trees.
Unexpectedly, the S4 subsite is plastically formed by residues of the L1 loop, an important but hitherto enigmatic feature of the rhomboid fold.
An enigmatic feature of many conserved mammalian miRNA target sites is that an adenosine (A) nucleotide opposite miRNA nucleotide-1 confers enhanced target repression independently of base pairing potential to the miRNA.
