Sentence examples for puzzling example from inspiring English sources
Another puzzling example is the Pasadena game, proposed by Nover and Hájek (2004).
The key to this puzzling example lies in the fact that more women are applying for jobs that are harder to get.
14 The most puzzling example in recent years is that in states of calorie restriction and anorexia, the amount of MAT increases while peripheral WAT is lost.
These two notions of necessity, they argue, help explain some of Saul Kripke's (1980) puzzling examples in which necessity and apriority come apart.
Other details remain puzzling; for example, the only remaining fumarole activity is at a place where the ash layer is relatively thin.
It is puzzling, for example, that colors, construed as mind-independent properties of objects, could be supervenient on the way objects look to perceivers.
There are a mere 122 pictures to steer you along from the 13th to the 20th centuries, some of them rather puzzling as examples of Russia's best.
Moody spends several pages, for example, puzzling out the opening lines of Canto IV: Palace in smoky light, Troy but a heap of smouldering boundary stones, ANAXIFORMINGES!
It pays to have a good head for genealogy if you are to avoid spending the interval puzzling about – for example – what the relation of the woman with frostbitten feet is to the one who gets beaten up.
But in a 1997 deposition -- from a lawsuit contending, essentially, that Enron's business model had been stolen from a New York businessman, Bernard H. Glatzer -- Mr. Fastow provided answers to some of the questions that investigators are puzzling over: For example, why were assets of Enron moved into the partnerships?
