Translation for 'surprising' from English to Albanian

surprising

çuditës {adj}

• If the reasoner is operating under the open world assumption we may get surprising results.
• With the surprising loss, Denver fell to 6–5.
• With the surprising loss, Pittsburgh fell to 7–3.
• It is very curious, because at that time pop and rock music had become very simple and minimalist, so it was surprising for Skid Row to release a single in an odd time signature and surprising that it entered the rock airplay charts.
• He cited its surprising shifts in rhythm and key.

• Some of the most surprising complexity results shown to date showed that the complexity classes NL and SL are in fact closed under complement, whereas before it was widely believed they were not (see Immerman–Szelepcsényi theorem).
• It has a surprising neoclassical style.
• It is perhaps not surprising that the writers of "Moby Dick", "The American Practical Navigator", and "Two Years Before the Mast" were Merchant Mariners.
• Allmusic awarded the album 4 stars calling it "A surprising album from Bley, long considered an outside player with little, if any, affinity for straight bop.
• Claude Monet referred to him as "a surprising touch in the service of a surprising eye ('étonnante patte au service d’un oeil surprenant')".

• The species name is derived from Latin "inopinatus" (meaning unexpected, surprising).
• It is surprising that he did not mention Petros' "Doxastarion syntomon", but only his "Anastasimatarion", which should not be mistaken with the "Anastasimatarion neon", published by Petros Ephesios in 1820.
• However, and perhaps surprising considering Siberia's stereotypes (but not surprising considering all of the information and data presented above), agriculture played a much more central role in the life of the region.
• The epilogue behind surprising revelation.
• It was surprising was that at 23.36 hours, the compere Kike Morandé was hoping that the total would exceed 5 billion pesos.

• It need not even be a rule strictly necessitating the surprising observation ("C"), which needs to follow only as a "matter of course"; or the "course" itself could amount to some known rule, merely alluded to, and also not necessarily a rule of strict necessity.
• Fact, that [...] should not be surprising.
• Donnacha Ó Beacháin, a Professor of Politics in the School of Law & Government Dublin City University, said it was not surprising that he was educated in Ireland, but it was surprising that he was caught.