Sentence examples for unexpected capacity from inspiring English sources

Ichiro Suzuki's quick feet served him in an unexpected capacity in the American League Championship Series.

Mr. Gambon, as a zoo keeper with an unexpected capacity for romance, is very much a match for the two stars.

The gene, one of eight in the virus, seems to have an unexpected capacity for sending the body's immune system into overdrive, causing inflammation, hemorrhage and death, the scientists report today in the journal Nature.

These data reveal an unexpected capacity of podocytes to reversibly enter the cell cycle, suggest that podocyte renewal may contribute to glomerular homeostasis and implicate the telomerase and Wnt-β-catenin pathways in podocyte proliferation and disease.

For those in Britain wanting to see what the fuss is about, the best bet is simply to sit tight and wait for the official launch – originally planned to be "a few days" after the US one, but now delayed because of the unexpected capacity issues.

We applied this novel technology to a large panel of mutants, clinical isolates, and host-cell types to explore the host-mycobacteria interplay and its impact on the intracellular bacterial secretome, which also revealed the unexpected capacity of phagocytes from lung granuloma to present mycobacterial antigens via MHC class II.

You can feel in the book a gathering voluptuous release of confidence, a delighted surprise at the unexpected capacities of language, a close, careful fondness for people that we thought only saints felt".

When calcined samples were put in contact with as solution containing 300 ppm of 2,4-D, the reconstruction of the LDHs (memory effect) and an unexpected high capacity of 2,4-D adsorption were observed.

"The county got lured into a developer's plan to fill up some other canyons, and all of a sudden the county had this unexpected new capacity for dumping garbage--a free lunch, so to speak," said Cindy Misakowski, an aide to Braude.

In spite of the extensive loss of Clara, ciliated, and goblet cells, mice in which Sox2 was extensively deleted from the respiratory epithelium do not develop spontaneous infections and survive normally in the vivarium, indicating an unexpected compensatory capacity in the maintenance of homeostasis in spite of extensive changes to the structure of the conducting airway.

Theoretically, the elasticity provided by cloud computing can accommodate unexpected changes in capacity, failure, adding hardware resources when need, and reducing them during periods of low demand, but the decision to adjust capacity must be made frequently, automatically, and accurately to be cost effective.