Sentence examples for exotic phenomenon from inspiring English sources

That's not to say there isn't room for more and today E. C. Siqueira and Guillermo Cabrera at UNICAMP in Brazil put forward a new idea for a spintronic transistor based on the exotic phenomenon of Andreev reflection.

"We don't want Islam to be seen in this country as a foreign immigrant, exotic phenomenon," says Hussain. "We want it to be about openness, as opposed to rigidity and closedness.

Though the film's warm reception at the Cannes International Film Festival had put Mr. Ozpetek on the map as an Italian auteur with a European flair, in Italy his cinematic wandering between two cultures made him little more than an exotic phenomenon.

"It confirms predictions that shocks can be extremely efficient proton accelerators," he says, and it's going to improve understanding "of the physics of the universe's more exotic phenomenon," such as gamma-ray bursts and quasars, which also produce strong shock waves, as well as supernovae.

Maybe it is not gravitational waves at play, but some other, even more exotic phenomenon?

Surgery on knots and exotic phenomena in 3- and 4-manifolds led by Kyle Hayden and Ali Daemi.

Prominent examples include electron transport and excitonic energy transfer as well as more exotic phenomena such as singlet fission.

Trace amounts of copper ion catalyst induce exotic phenomena in the oxidation of several inorganic sulfur compounds by peroxides in aqueous solution.

Strong interactions between electrons are behind many exotic phenomena in condensed matter, such as the fractional quantum Hall effect and Mott insulator transitions.

Antimatter is rare in the universe, and so looking for it is a good way of hunting for exotic phenomena like dark matter.

These binary systems feature such exotic phenomena as vampirism along with some of the most powerful explosions known in the universe.