Sentence examples for thus curious from inspiring English sources
We were thus curious to know if the oxygen-transfer process could also be reversible.
I am thus curious to know, for each of the historical drawings presented in that manuscript, whether these schemes were considered by their authors as the natural picture of diversity, or mostly as some practical/ arbitrary" representations (of which they may even have proposed simultaneously many).
Why is Curious George so curious?
Given its substantive health benefits, it thus seems curious that circumcision seems unique among childhood procedures in attracting controversy [ 45].
Darwin says the Falkland fox is restricted to the Falklands—"indisputable proof of its individuality as a species. It is very curious, thus having a quadruped peculiar to so small a tract of country".
In his notes, Darwin says that the Gauchos and Indians all had assured him that the Falkland fox is native to, and endemic on, the Falkland Islands which to Darwin is "indisputable proof of its individuality as a species It is very curious thus having a quadruped peculiar to so small a tract of country" (2000, p. 209).
These "crossovers --i.e., blacrossovers --i.eere thus an especrossovers --i.exoticism.
Thus, in a curious way, I'm more grateful to the production than I thought.
Thus it is curious that most of the conversation surrounding climate change — how the weather has been modified by industrial activity — revolves around reducing emissions (climate "mitigation") and not on how to modify agriculture to new weather conditions.
The purpose of our paper is to present this proof and compare it with that for, thus highlighting a curious connection between complex analysis and commutative algebra.
