Sentence examples for unusual excess from inspiring English sources

But this unusual excess of loyalty only makes sense when all the tangled strands of Woodhead's role are unravelled.

Interestingly, this unusual excess noise was almost insensitive to the presence of either toluene or ethanol vapour; this observation may offer insight on the origins of both 1/f and the measured 1/fγ excess noise in composite polymer resistors.

However, Neafsey et al did observe an unusual excess of CpG sites in intergenic regions proximal to genes, suggesting that these regions contain functional sequences.

To spot the boson, the scientists have to look for unusual excesses of the particles it decays into, which appear as bumps in their data.

But even in the most generous tributes, there were always mentions or hints of Mrs. Wachner's unusual excesses in her use of her position.

Moreover, areas along the ridges and rises where volcanism is particularly abundant are considered unusual; the excess amount of volcanic activity is generally attributed to "hot spots" in the mantle (see below).

Do not buy bottled water except in rare and unusual circumstances; excess chlorine can be removed from tap water by letting it stand in a pitcher in the refrigerator for a few hours, and the fluoride in tap water makes teeth stronger, reducing dental problems and bills.

Ms. Koehn of Harvard said that love for corporate chiefs, while unusual in its excess, was not unprecedented.

In a world dominated by overgrown boy-men with runaway ids, Walter suffers from a highly unusual affliction: an excess of maturity.

In the case of a disease where short-latency effects are plausible, such as congenital malformations, unusual variability, especially excess risk, is important to investigate further because it may point to the emergence of a new environmental hazard.

She was an unusual combination of '80s excess and a Depression-era pathological cheapness.