Sentence examples for solution to the enigma from inspiring English sources

There is, however, an official, if somewhat speculative, solution to the enigma.

He boggled at a possible solution to the enigma of zebra stripes ("a miraculous and disorientating illusion").

A tipster who claimed knowledge of Trump's hair recently came to Gawker with a potential solution to the enigma: Trump's hair is not his own, costs tens of thousands of dollars for installation and upkeep, and comes from a man as mysterious as Trump is bombastic.

Also on view is a page from Jean-François Champollion's 1824 summary of his solution to the centuries-old enigma of Egyptian hieroglyphics.

The apparent tectonic mobility of serpentinites inferred from field observations has been an enigma from this rock mechanics perspective and the role of water released by serpentine dehydration has long been suspected as a solution to this enigma (Raleigh and Paterson 1965).

We are not yet able to quantify the relative contributions of the three factors more resources available, fewer resources used, and reproduction mode (Fig. 7) to the solution to the land area versus body size enigma because in addition to data about the enery budget of a living sauropod, this will require understanding the energy flow in a sauropod ecosystem.

Neither exposure characteristcis nor POP-related effects on male biomarkers of fecundity offer any clear solutions to this enigma.

This paper provides some solutions to this enigma by demonstrating how transcription of tandemly arrayed genes can regulate a bi-modal switch so that activation of one gene would repress the other and vice versa.

As the Turk was lost to fire at the time of this publication, Silas Mitchell felt that there were "no longer any reasons for concealing from the amateurs of chess, the solution to this ancient enigma".

The consistent sex-differential effects of DTP suggested a solution to an earlier enigma.

This was a 20th-century watershed, the solution to one of the great enigmas of the life sciences that would revolutionise biochemistry.