Sentence examples for extraordinary mechanisms from inspiring English sources

"New York City, in part as a result of West Nile, set up extraordinary mechanisms to monitor for illnesses in the community".

The turgor pressures of <1.0 MPa (10 atm) that power these supremely fast movements are no higher than those measured from fungal hyphae [20], suggesting that explosive mechanisms of spore discharge do not require any extraordinary mechanisms of osmolyte accumulation, nor the elaboration of any specialized cell wall structures to maintain this pressure prior to discharge.

P. vivax has evolved extraordinary mechanisms that have permitted its expansion over the largest territory on earth, compared with other human malaria parasites.

Despite their small size and low cytoplasm content, sperm cells are equipped with extraordinary mechanisms capable of regulating intracellular Ca2+ concentration ([Ca2+]i) and production of complex Ca2+ signals (reviewed in Jimenez-Gonzalez et al. (2006)).

He also described Republican talk of carpet bombing in Iraq and Syria is "inhumane", adding: "That would likely be an extraordinary mechanism for Isis to recruit more people willing to die and explode bombs in an airport or in a metro station.

We propose an extraordinary mechanism that goes beyond the conventional mechanism: electron transport between the host alloy and the catalyst cobalt.

The book makes clear the incontrovertible truth that capitalism has been the most extraordinary mechanism for improving living standards for more and more people, unleashing innovation and breaking down hostile barriers between countries, tribes, ethnic groups and religions.

According to their extraordinary mechanism of action, exceptional rules apply when generic formulations of GnRH analogues enter the market.

Therefore, the healing of a skin wound involves an extraordinary mechanism of cascading cellular functions that is unique in nature [ 1, 2, 6].

If the tardigrades' extraordinary survival mechanisms can be uncovered, Jönsson says, it will be "of importance for understanding how living organisms, including humans, may be protected against the conditions of space".

In the words of Angela J Davis, a law professor at American University: "The unchecked discretion of prosecutors is extraordinary, and the mechanisms of accountability we have don't work".