Sentence examples for exhibited troop from inspiring English sources

Nanomaterials exhibited troop of novel behaviors, such as large surface area, high reactivity, potential for self-assembly, high selectivity, catalytic potential, and the absence of internal diffusion resistance that are promising to improve an existing technology for municipal wastewater treatment (Zhang et al. 2006).

The most notorious case that Anna and my mother worked on was the abduction and murder of Zelimkhan Murdalov, an example of the disturbing lawlessness exhibited by Russian troops in Chechnya during the first and second Chechen wars.

Lance Helgeson, Chicago: I appreciate your effort to highlight some of the bravery and courage U.S. troops exhibit every day in Iraq.

When the photographs were exhibited at the Whitney Biennial, in 1995, they were "like shock troops crashing a mannerly art-world party," the critic Holland Cotter wrote in the Times.

It toured Europe for two years to the acclaim of armchair travelers, and upon its return was exhibited in Manhattan to raise money for medical supplies for Union troops.

During World War II, he toured with the U.S.O., exhibiting his skills to the troops.

Veterans groups, which had long pushed the Smithsonian to exhibit the Enola Gay's fuselage, criticized the exhibition's original scripts as too sympathetic to the Japanese and insulting to American troops who had fought and died in the Pacific.

So troops might try to forget ghastly experiences by getting hammered and can sometimes exhibit violent rage?

Forgetting that a daily parade of sexual and sartorial hybrids troops through the country's living rooms on shows like Jerry Springer's, it exhibits Hollywood's usual two-faced attitude when dealing with gender and sexual role-playing.

Trinity is also exhibiting the casing of an Irish rebel bullet that struck the university library as insurgent snipers fired at the OTC and British troops.

Exhibiting modesty.