Sentence examples for the exceptional features from inspiring English sources

Kind of history-makingly, reports Stephen Fybish, City Room's semiofficial amateur New York City weather enthusiast, who left us the following message Tuesday: "I've been working up quite a storm about the exceptional features of the period November through March — in particular a lack of days it hit 60 degrees.

Goalkeeper Mark Gillespie, unwittingly cast as the dramatic lead when the rivers Caldew and Eden spilled across the city, acknowledges the exceptional features that surround the Yeovil tie, and understands how his personal highlights reel has thrust  temporary fame upon him.

We have two broad objectives: to uncover the exceptional features of the history of Argentine trade policy and to assess the contribution of these exceptional features to the economic performance of Argentina.

The exceptional feature of the 620-nm frequency converted visible light source with 'no visible light below lasing threshold' is presented in Figure 10, where the emitted infrared light and visible light are shown with logarithmic Y-axis scale.

The exceptional feature of GSAM is that, unlike aminotransferases, it catalyses an intramolecular exchange of the amino and carbonyl moieties, which are both present in the substrate.

The threat is that the Global Fund might lose these exceptional features in the process of becoming a Global Health Fund.

Further research is needed to explain these exceptional features of the German ambulatory health care system.

Considering these exceptional features, carbon-based nanomaterials have great promise for improving neural interfaces.

The opportunity is that the Global Fund's exceptional features – its aim for international sustainability, rather than in-country sustainability; and its capacity to circumvent spending restrictions imposed by the IMF – could be extended to the improvement of health systems, and no longer be limited to disease-specific interventions.

Since rice seeds contain substantial amounts of D-serine [ 36], and D-alanine peptides are present in rice tissues [ 37], this exceptional feature may contribute to the massive colonization of rice seeds and seedling roots by the P. arrhenomanes isolate.

The case had "unique and exceptional features" and the archeological discovery of the mortal remains of a king of England after 500 years "may fairly be described as 'unprecedented'", the judges said.