Sentence examples for this rather unusual from inspiring English sources

It is postulated that the reason for this rather unusual behaviour is attributable to the rate of shearing.

In this paper this rather unusual technique will be described in detail, and diffusion coefficients and equilibrium constants obtained for the ethane silicalite system will be presented.

"It's often translated as home-style tofu, because it has this rather unusual name, meaning pox-scarred grandmother's tofu," she said.

Even with this rather unusual housing arrangement, Ms. Tohn says she has found that being candid often worked to her advantage.

So Musorgsky knew this law of acoustics because he was a professional musician and was playing off of it to create this rather unusual and remarkable musical sound-scape here.

This rather unusual pattern of infection, along with a three- to five-year incubation period (the time that elapses between contact with the bacillus and the onset of symptoms), makes the epidemiology of leprosy particularly difficult to study.

This is rather unusual in a group of this size.

Mr. H. complied, murmuring, "This is rather unusual".

This is rather unusual for a writer, of whom I have interviewed lots, and it makes me like him.

This is rather unusual, although extensive inspection of the literature and the Cambridge Structural Database yielded five more examples of pairs of organic chloro and bromo analogues, forming isostructural crystals with direct Cl···Cl contact distances equal to or slightly longer than the corresponding Br···Br distances.

"It is well known that particular types of HPV [the virus responsible for genital warts, transmitted through intercourse] cause normal cervical cells to become malignant, leading to cervical cancer," he says by example, adding that some of the evidence for this is rather unusual.