Sentence examples for responded unusually from inspiring English sources
Siim Kallas, the European commissioner responsible for transportation, responded unusually undiplomatically, calling it "another demonstration of the tenacity of the vested national interests".Proximity to the track operators is not the big companies' only advantage.
Their efforts have put pressure on the police, who have responded (unusually, given their suspicion of internet activism) by using the internet themselves to contact the families of victims.The police official in charge of anti-trafficking, Chen Shiqu, has an account on Sina Weibo, one of China's most popular microblog services.
Coccinella septempunctata responded unusually to Spiroplasma injection: all females were sterile.
Our primary question was, could we forecast from teaching trailers the students who responded unusually well to specific professors' live lectures (i.e., relationship effects)?
That is, we could forecast the individual students who would respond unusually well to a specific professor (relationship effects).
In conclusion, it appears possible to forecast from brief video trailers, the extent to which an individual student will respond unusually well to a specific professor, as well as how students on average will respond to different professors.
The goal of this study was to explore the viability of using video trailers of professors' teaching to forecast which students would respond unusually well to specific professors' teaching.
Instead, their confidence suffered another blow tonight as goalie Martin Brodeur was again below his usually high standards in a 3-1 loss, and Coach Larry Robinson responded with unusually harsh criticism of the Devils.
The Commission has given Hungary only one month to respond, an unusually short turnaround time.
However, as the background oxygen pressure reduces, the photoresponse signal starts responding at unusually higher wavelengths between 780 and 800 nm.
Importantly, the position bias seems to be completely unconscious as participants were unaware of the fact that they were responding with unusually high probability to letters in specific locations of the array.
