Sentence examples for weird properties from inspiring English sources

The building of a tsunami as it approaches a coastline also results in another of its weird properties.

This month's public lecture at the Perimeter Institute is by Michael Cates, the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge, on the weird properties of soft matter.

To have escaped notice until now, a new particle would also have to have some weird properties.

Still, physicists say there's no reason to think that a wholly new type of particle won't have weird properties, Lykken says.

Over the past decades, astronomers have invoked giant cosmic collisions to explain a wide variety of weird planetary properties.

Mackie gives two concrete illustrations of what he has in mind of what the world would have to be like in order for these putatively weird moral properties to be instantiated.

Apple is still in there because of its iPhone (a prized fashion accessory among middle-class Chinese) but it's now run into trouble with the granting of a weird intellectual-property case against the iPhone 6, and has been forced to shut down its iBooks and iTunes Movies stores.

Through his lens, the true and the weird are mirrored properties, undulating and deceptively pleasing to the touch.

Dean Burnett's first book, The Idiot Brain, all about the weird and confusing properties of the brain, is available now in the UK and the US.

Digitized information has some weird and wonderful properties: it can be transmitted almost instantaneously and copied at virtually zero cost, and copies are identical to the original.

Now, scientists working with the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) in Upton, New York, hope to confirm that tentative claim and to study in detail the properties of the weird stuff.