Sentences with phrase «curious phenomenon»

Dating - Communication Is The Key Sometimes when I read some questions posted by people on dating on forums, I find curious phenomena.

During World War Two when Americans were stationed in Okinawa, they discovered a very curious phenomenon.

Walter Robinson: It's interesting that the women artists of the»50s that you're talking about — it's a really curious phenomenon.

Of late, I've noticed a curious phenomenon: A number of my clients and friends are pulling back from foreign outsourcing.

That and the curious phenomenon of prices at the pump reacting immediately when crude goes up but lagging significantly when crude prices go down.

It's a curious phenomenon that inflation is losing steam in the midst of strong hiring, record corporate profits, and a gangbusters stock market.

This explains the curious phenomenon of «soft pedagogy» arising out of an educational philosophy aimed at stimulating serious effort by students.

It turns out that the Hannah Montana brand represents a curious phenomenon.

In his book The Hills Beyond, Thomas Wolfe declared: «The whole conviction of my life now rests upon the belief that loneliness, far from being a rare and curious phenomenon, peculiar to myself and to a few other solitary men, is the central and inevitable fact of human existence.»

Pascack Valley Regional High School in northern New Jersey is one of those curious phenomena of sprawling suburbia — the high school without a town.

It's a curious phenomenon that this national treasure can do such a good impression of an insubstantial, boorish egomaniac.

We will I think see the curious phenomenon of Tory areas in inner London like Wandsworth, Westminster, Kensington and Fulham getting a better Remain result than Newham and Barking.

The curious phenomenon of the cicada's periodical life cycle is the subject of much debate among scientists, who are limited to no small extent by the infrequency of the insect's visits to the surface.

One day they observed a curious phenomenon: Sometimes a bead became «tethered» to the bottom of the dish, apparently by a single strand of plastic that had frayed from the bead.

The results may shed light on the evolutionary forces behind this curious phenomenon.

Each September it seems that way, as a curious phenomenon afflicts the heavens.

The finding turns another curious phenomenon on its head.

Published Nov. 6 in Nature, the research details a curious phenomenon — seen in what was thought to be a well - understood system — that may someday be useful in quantum technology applications.

Their breakthrough sensor technology is based on a curious phenomenon: a quasiparticle that emerges when light waves couple with the electrons» oscillations of certain solid surfaces.

The rest of the time, it's an interminable ego trip through Dylan's towering sense of self - importance, his almost total inability to relate with reality, and that curious phenomena of popular artists who are at once imperiously patronizing and desperate to be seen as common men.

Unexplained: An Encyclopedia of Curious Phenomena, Strange Superstitions and Ancient Mysteries.

The last 6 months show a curious phenomenon; that is, not only has International Telecom demonstrated more downside risk and less upside gain, but the iShares Dow Jones Telecommunications Fund (IYZ) has beaten both international and global.

Amidst all this monster hunting I've been paying close attention to my play habits, and I've noticed a curious phenomenon.

His work includes the animation of films such as «Euclidean Illusion» and «Curious Phenomena», both made while an artist - in - residence at NASA in Houston.

Yet a curious phenomenon of 21st - century British art is the eloquent dandy, the artist who is famous for making public remarks.

Not only is it riddled with ozone and ultraviolet radiation, but it displays the curious phenomenon of temperatures increasing with altitude (the inverse of what occurs in the troposphere.)

It's a curious phenomenon when we love someone (often Read More