Sentence examples for to odd from inspiring English sources
adjective
Single; sole; singular; not having a mate.
- Optimistically, he had a corner of a drawer for odd socks.
He was also given to odd, unexpected pronouncements.
Calagione was used to odd suggestions from customers.
Mr. Lapidus objected to odd layouts with inefficiently used space.
But the arrangement led to odd moments on television yesterday.
"But I'm Irish, so I'm used to odd stews.
But insatiable desires are leading me to odd behaviour.
When engaged, the outer clutch delivers torque to odd-numbered gears while the inner clutch feeds the even-numbered ratios.
The transactions were charged to odd-sounding Web domains like "drugs99.com" and "sopharmacy9.com".
Similarly, Jmol SMILES extends standard allenic stereochemistry to odd-numbered cumulenes and carbodiimides.
However, this generalization is valid only for even even nuclei and has not been yet extended to odd-mass systems.
The goal of the present work is to propose a formalism which could be applied to odd-mass nuclei.
