Sentence examples for unusual edge from inspiring English sources

Appearing online gives Sherlock an unusual edge over Chinese dramas.

His "I've Got You Under My Skin" took on an unusual edge of self-laceration.

For most Americans Super Bowl Sunday is as much about devouring mounds of chicken wings and enjoying the annual contest of television commercials as it is about the game itself, but this year's NFL championship game has an unusual edge to it.

An unusual edge reconstruction was observed: a double layer folded back on itself, representing four layers.

Unusual edges define aromatic bonds or those with a high bond order.

The £2 'train' coin, designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby who designed the world-famous London 2012 Olympic Torch, depicts the front of the familiar Tube train emerging from a tunnel and carries an unusual patterned edge inspired by Harry Beck's iconic Tube map.

Zipper will also offer the pottery of John Scott, whose unusual torn-edge vases are a New York exclusive.

The producers pride themselves on making cutting edge, unusual films: "We make prototypes," said Ms. Corsi, "in the tradition of the late Cristaldi, of the great De Laurentiis and Ponti.

The results provide direct experimental evidence of ripple formation, sp2 to sp3 hybridized carbon transformation, electronic damage, Ar+ implantation, unusual defects and edge reconstructions in FLG, which depend on the irradiation energy.

With the company's momentum established, Pepsi's stock price has found itself in the unusual position of edging up to that of its larger rival, the Coca-Cola Company, after years of trailing far behind.

This feature can identify the removed object because it is extremely unusual to find edges around the whole blob that corresponds to a removed object.