Sentence examples for surprising characteristic from inspiring English sources

Another surprising characteristic of acclimatization is its anticipatory nature it can develop before the change occurs.

Trans-ascendence, or Levinas's transcendence, evinces the surprising characteristic of being both a common everyday event, a relation, and what he will call "Infinity".

The most surprising characteristic of these genes is that biochemical studies predict them to encode transmembrane proteins, with the homeodomain on the cytosolic side of the endoplasmic reticulum membrane, and hence they could not act as DNA-binding proteins or transcription factors [ 81, 82].

But Mr. Zhang also has some surprising characteristics.

In the resulting wines, which were not released until 2008, he found wonderful and surprising characteristics.

The WHO acknowledges being slow but has blamed its response partly on the  surprising characteristics of the outbreak.

One of the most surprising characteristics of biological membranes is the fact that both the lipid and the protein molecules, like molecules in any viscous liquid, are constantly in motion.

His introduction on page 37 notes a few surprising characteristics of this year's crop.

These surprising characteristics of disulfide mutant prion proteins have important implications for the understanding of the generic aberrant processes leading to amyloid fibril formation and protein aggregation, as well as providing insight into possible therapeutic strategies.

One of the surprising characteristics of this enhancement is that there appears to be spectral inversion, with the higher channels showing larger flux as well as possibly larger flux variations.

This generative Essentialism has a preference for finding surprising characteristics of languages that cannot be inferred from the data of usage, and are not predictable from human cognition or the requirements of communication.