Sentence examples for unusual capabilities from inspiring English sources

Amazon's engineers spent years perfecting the device's unusual capabilities.

"That Morris Cotel is a composer-pianist of unusual capabilities seems beyond question," Allen Hughes wrote in The New York Times in 1977, adding that his playing built "to climaxes of absolutely torrential fury".

At birth Steinmetz was afflicted with a physical deformity, hunchback, and as a youth he showed an unusual capability in mathematics, physics, and classical literature.

Here we describe an unusual capability of a subpopulation of DRG neurons to extend neurites that spanned across the grooves, with no underlying solid support.

And details we got: Nintendo showed off new snowy, beachy and tropical worlds, as well as the unusual capability in the game for players to customize Mario with new clothes.

Such a α-helical ICP is intriguing not only in its secondary structure but also in its unusual capability in assembling into novel twisted-ribbon-like nanofibrils which could have potential applications as new biomaterials.

The homopolymer also exhibited the unusual capability, characteristic of BBL-type ladder polymers, to form directly from its precipitate an aggregated film which displayed little or no shrinkage when dried.

The PMC (i) lends itself to fast processing of large numbers of samples, (ii) adds a 1D imaging capability for intracellular localization assays (HCS), (iii) has a high rare-cell sensitivity, and (iv) has an unusual capability for time-synchronized sampling.

The eukaryotic annexins also have the unusual capability of apparently traversing cell membranes despite lacking signal peptides.

Consequently, the acquisition of nif genes and cooperative control of two regulatory systems of different evolutionary origins confer A1501 with the unusual capability to fix nitrogen.

We suggest that these unique genomic modifications result not only from the harsh conditions in which Galdieria lives but also from its unusual capability to grow heterotrophically, endolithically, and in the dark.