Sentence examples for unusual flexibility from inspiring English sources

By working so close to broadcast date, Globo's novelas department gains unusual flexibility.

Pontano wrote Latin as if it were his native tongue, with unusual flexibility, smoothness, and humour.

Mr. Messer cultivated a strong roster of curators, opening up opportunities for women, and gave them unusual flexibility, especially in the realm of contemporary American art.

About half of Crova's output is done under contract by more than 100 different workshops in Valenza, a policy that allows it unusual flexibility.

President Bush is threatening to veto the legislation, which otherwise has broad support, because Democrats in the Senate do not want to give him the unusual flexibility he wants in hiring, firing and paying workers in the new department.

The unusual flexibility of these materials also leads to them exhibiting rare water sorption properties.

The task becomes very difficult when the receptor site possesses a region with unusual conformational flexibility.

Its unusual metabolic flexibility allows it to use a wide range of carbon and nitrogen sources, while being thermotolerant, xerotolerant and osmotolerant.

Our results appear to corroborate this hypothesis, as the observed EX1-type kinetics indicate that this part of the C-terminal domain of KDM4C possesses unusual conformational flexibility, which in turn could help facilitate the binding of other histone substrates than tri- and dimethylated H3K9.

> -wrap-foot> Our comparison of Zosterops with other bird families consistently supports the view that white-eye genomes likely present unusual evolutionary flexibility relative to the other avian lineages included in our analyses, a feature that may have provided the necessary source material for rapid speciation and phenotypic differentiation.

All of Masters's proposals in this direction are derisively rejected by his subject, whose own more pedestrian explanation seems mostly right: He suffered an unusual lack of flexibility that kept him from venturing beyond the narrow patch of group theory where he made his name, even when there was little left to be mined.