Sentence examples for exotic substance from inspiring English sources

But this exotic substance wasn't synthesized until 2015, using chemical vapor deposition.

Each atom's wavelength will widen until finally, as the temperature nears absolute zero, they all overlap, forming an exotic substance called a Bose-Einstein condensate.

Or perhaps, some suggested, there was a secret ingredient in his varnish — egg or animal-hide proteins in the base coat, and amber, myrrh or some other more exotic substance in the top coat — that stiffened the wood just so.

In this exotic substance, the rules of quantum mechanics allow thousands of atoms to crowd into the same place at the same time -- resulting in a new state of matter.

It seemed highly unlikely that this exotic substance caused the contamination of the seafood from Minamata Bay and surrounding waters: How could an expensive mercury fungicide be the cause of the poisonings?

Edison put such exotic substances to use with surprising regularity.

They've discovered various exotic substances that can transmit near-field light.

Various groups have tried computing with exotic substances such as chemicals like hot ice and even with a single celled organism called a slime mould.

Many of Dick's writings contain such pharmaceutical themes, with their protagonists (usually cops) suffering catastrophic changes in perception, often brought about by exotic substances.

Swimmers claim the suits enhance performance, and we should all be grateful for one performance enhancer that does not take the form of illegal steroids or human growth hormones or other exotic substances.

But the e-mail stated that Xuereb had also injected Powell with exotic substances like Actovegin, a drug used by Lance Armstrong's U.S. Postal cycling team that is made from calves' blood extract and is said to enhance stamina.