Sentence examples for existence of a strange from inspiring English sources

It was quickly stymied by the police, with the press shuddering at the existence of a "strange sex cult".

Qualitatively reproducible aperiodic oscillations were observed at two different states, and recently developed methods to identify the existence of a strange attractor, and thus deterministic chaos in phase space, were applied to the experimental data.

But the theory holds together only by postulating the existence of a strange, molasseslike field of energy, called the Higgs field, that permeates all of space and serves as the source of mass for all ordinary subatomic particles.

In the past few weeks, I've discovered the existence of a strange, heretical cult, whispering on the blogosphere that there is an American show on British television better than Mad Men.

Crytek never did confirm the existence of a patch, mind, but how strange is it that I can play the first Crysis with DX10 and I can't even do that much with the sequel.

In 2001, Wang and Oksasoglu [1] gave simple conditions that guarantee the existence of strange attractors with a single direction of instability and certain controlled behaviors.

The existence of the strange quark had been known for several years, but charm was absent, its existence predicted in order to complete this elegant symmetry.

In this summer when discarded alligators have been discovered maturing in local waterways, is it stretching urban paranoia too far to contemplate the existence of other strange creatures in our midst?

The sign of the maximal Lyapunov exponent confirms the existence of the strange attractor.

Some speculate that this use and existence of these strange and noxious substances was kept secret within the more important and higher-ranked members of a tribe or clan, and were seen as emblems of a greater power.

IT IS about 24 hours until the end of the annual party conference season, and three weeks of a strange, unhealthy existence for the journalists, lobbyists and other parasitic types who follow the British political caravan.Conferences used to be held at seaside resorts like Blackpool, Brighton and Bournemouth, lending them a uniquely bleak, otherworldly feel.