Sentence examples for unusual bent from inspiring English sources

Interactions with Cobb Seamount to the north are more complex, forming an unusual "bent spreading center".

While he has an unusual political résumé, he kept up that unusual bent in the 90 minute televised event.

Generating his pace from an unusual bent-arm action which involved a flick of the wrist, Meckiff reached his peak in the Second Test of the 1958 59 season against England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Interestingly, these homopyrimidine regions map to structurally labile 'hot regions' for the 4977 bp common deletion that assume an unusual bent-DNA structure and may therefore enhance the intragenomic recombination event (Hou and Wei, 1998).

Among other unusual techniques, bent and fisheye camera perspectives were used to portray the way the film's hippies and hoodlums viewed the city.

Outside we could hear the rain.' " He also developed a confrontational bent, unusual at a school like Tennessee, which was a charter member of the S.E.C. "Everything revolved around the football team," Wojciechowski said.

Beth Janson, Tribeca's executive director, says Slated's strong investment bent is unusual.

Her work, with its gothic bent and unusual combinations of colors and materials, is often inspired by the human body, especially as it's depicted in the work of Andreas van Vessel, the 16th-century anatomist.

His running gait was somewhat unusual, as his knees were minimally bent, and the motion was largely powered from the hip.

Investment banking may seem an unusual place for an idealistic twenty-something bent on saving the world, but I thought the analytical skills and the transactional experience would be powerful tools in serving my ambitions.

The soluble bacterial CYP51 orthologue from Mycobacterium tuberculosis lacking the N-terminal transmembrane domain demonstrates the extreme solvent exposure of the heme prosthetic group due to the bent I-helix and the unusual conformation of the BC-loop, which remains wide open even when inhibitors or substrate analogues are bound in the active site.