Sentence examples for exciting diversity from inspiring English sources

Manipulation experiments on individual molecules show an exciting diversity of physical, chemical, and electronic phenomena.

Depending upon your point of view, the abundance of compositional techniques and schools over the last 50 years has been evidence of either exciting diversity or dispiriting confusion.

As we discuss the exciting diversity of RNA functions and marvel at the wonders of RNA, we will critically analyze both landmark and very recent primary research papers.

Other top experiences for 2014 include the cosmopolitan excitement of Bangkok and its environs; Bali's sublime scenery and culture; India's most popular destination, Chennai, with its ancient temples of Mahabalipuram; the exciting diversity of Mumbai and Bangalore; and of course the historic and 21st-century fascinations of Beijing and Shanghai.

"When you combine that, between the offices we have in the South Bay, the San Francisco test areas that we'll now have more access to and the Pittsburgh test areas, we have a pretty exciting diversity of test environments and places to operate," Urmson added.

»A thank you is in order…« Figure 1 illustrates well the focus of our journal as well as the exciting diversity of our content within this focus.

And I think we wouldn't have seen this explosion in the exciting, tremendous diversity of the kind of things you see on the Web now.

The most expressive architecture will be found at Whitechapel, seemingly to honour the area's exciting vibrant diversity, which is probably a mistake: the station's multiple levels would have enough drama without the swooping, curving roofs and straining metal struts, which the architects have felt obliged to add to the design.

Justin Shubow, president of a little-known nonprofit group, the National Civic Art Society,read back to Gehry quotes from years earlier, in which the architect discussed the inherent chaos of democratic cities, the way a discordant but often exciting stylistic diversity emerged as the rigid power structures of the 19th century yielded to more freewheeling forms of democracy.

"What's most exciting is the diversity of great material at the high end," said Eric P. Widing, head of the American paintings department at Christie's.

The restaurant scene is fantastic, the diversity exciting, and the produce incredible, but better than all of that, the people are just great fun".