Sentence examples for with the unexplained from inspiring English sources

I am as obsessed as everyone else, particularly with the unexplained strip of red material in the lower-left of the frame, apparently attached to Cherie's frock.

But for all its enigmatic qualities the book leaves an empty feeling, with the unexplained mystery of the sleeping Eri a particular source of frustration.

The carrier had been struggling financially even before the disasters that beset it this year, starting with the unexplained disappearance of flight MH370 with 239 people aboard in March.

"Encounters With the Unexplained," scheduled to be shown on Mondays at 8 p.m., and again on Sundays at 7 p.m., will feature investigative reports focusing on the great mysteries of the world.

The push for a special counsel is more about perception, reflecting the clear frustration with the unexplained loss of $1.6 billion in customer money and the desire to hold someone accountable.

A Room Full of Bones, by Elly Griffiths (Quercus, £16.99) Griffiths's fourth book, set on the bleak Norfolk coast, teams archaeologist Dr Ruth Galloway and DCI Harry Nelson; it begins with the unexplained death of the curator of a local museum.

These differences will vary with the local disease prevalence, with movements and the unexplained component being most important in three and four year testing areas.

Proportion explained variance was calculated according to Snijders and Bosker [ 13] by comparing the proportion unexplained variance in the full model with the proportion unexplained variance in a model with only random effects.

For the FACT-G total scale an additional factor was extracted with 7.0 eigenvalues accounting for 8% of the unexplained variance with the Rasch factor accounting for 69.5%.

In classical regression analysis, the nonlinear coefficient of determination (CoD) gives the relative decrease in unexplained variability when entering a variable into the regression of the dependent variable, in comparison with the total unexplained variability when entering no variables.

It was followed, as in the case of Mr. le Carré, with the "Big Unexplained Silence".