Sentence examples for odd characteristics from inspiring English sources

"[This means] you get very erratic performance of the hydraulic fluid in the power steering, which results in odd characteristics [to the steering]," he said.

This electron had to have some rather odd characteristics, however, such as no spin and no magnetic moment, and this made Heisenberg's theory ultimately unacceptable.

But growth also brought inflation, which crippled Brazil until the mid-1990s and still accounts for some odd characteristics, such as the country's painfully high interest rates and its disinclination to save.

This pair of languages shows quite odd characteristics as they differ extraordinarily in both morphology and syntax, thus, attractive challenges in machine translation are involved.

Although their speech is completely fluent, their voices have somehow taken on odd characteristics that make them sound as if they grew up in another country.

A few other odd characteristics rounded out the unique aspects of this unusual vehicle, which, in fact, changed the ways and habits and means of getting from one place to another for millions of Americans.

But he vibrated with a contradictory charisma: he had a discomfort with back-patting and schmoozing, an odd characteristic for a man whose longtime dream job was TV host.

It is a very odd characteristic of this relationship that while the media and politicians feel free to criticise each other, neither has the guts to criticise the public, who are presumed never to be wrong.

We investigate the class of five-dimensional null spaces of linear differential operators with constant coefficients and odd characteristic polynomials.

In this paper, we construct a class of dz-disjunct matrices with high degree of error-correction (detection) by geometry of orthogonal group over finite field of odd characteristic and discuss the disjunct properties of them.

We know that bacterially expressed protein displayed the odd characteristic of gaining activity upon being stored at 4 °C, consistent with slow structural rearrangements.