Sentences with phrase «bizarre effect»

And there's some evidence of similar bizarre effects on two other probes: Ulysses, which has been orbiting the sun for 13 years, and Galileo, which plunged into Jupiter's atmosphere last month.

Exposure to Extreme Temperatures and Weather One of the more bizarre effects of global warming is freak cold spells and colder temperatures in some parts.

Like Stranger by the Lake before it, Guiraudie explicitly depicts sex but to more bizarre effect, and with less aim to titilate.

But a paper published in the journal Nature in 2007, which we learned about from a BBC Earth story and is still making the rounds among scientists, suggests that the key to photosynthesis might work only due to a totally bizarre effect of quantum physics.

However, at the quantum scale of individual atoms and electrons, bizarre effects such as tunneling can occasionally take place.

Some insects permanently harbor a bacterium that exerts bizarre effects on their reproduction.

It's very successful, but kids who remain on this, on a ketogenic diet for a year, two years, three years, start to show bizarre effects — they have at least a tenfold increase in kidney stones, both calcium oxalate kidney stones, and uric acid kidney stones.

The Wii price drop has had a slightly bizarre effect on the chart.

The character is rendered via motion - capture and has gigantic anime eyes, a truly bizarre effect to behold in the trailer.

Bizarre effects also get to your eyes and ears.

The somewhat bizarre effect is that where an employee has a tribunal complaint about a breach of contract, the SGP applies.

His disability was to have a bizarre effect on his premiership later

Researchers create a bizarre effect once thought to only occur in intense gravitational fields

QUANTUM QUIRK Scientists observed a bizarre effect of quantum physics in light from a nearby neutron star, located in the constellation of Corona Australis (above).

These materials achieve their bizarre effects by manipulating the refractive index, a measure of how much a substance alters light's course and speed.

In a third, the event horizon split in two as the observer entered the interior — a bizarre effect (later validated by Hamilton) that initially convinced some critics that these simulations must be flawed.

A galaxy without dark matter — or without some bizarre effect of gravity that would mimic dark - matter behavior — would be a very weird thing indeed.

Again, software bugs may have bizarre effects that show up in only special conditions or situations.

The fluidity of eBay as a marketplace means stuff often moves quickly and at a reasonable price, which has a bizarre effect on some purchases.