Sentence examples for Essential peculiarity from inspiring English sources

By The New Yorker May 6, 2010 As if to prove our point about Cinco de Mayo's essential peculiarity, take this top trending story on Google News: In what the Associated Press has dubbed the "Cinco de Mayo avocado heist," two men were caught at a California farm loading more than two hundred pounds of the delicious fruit into their black Honda Accord.

It was shown that studies under unsteady-state conditions allow to reveal essential peculiarities of catalytic reactions and new data can be obtained on their mechanism.

No essential structural peculiarities in the CER matrix of nanocomposites in comparison with the structure of neat matrix were found by TEM.

Good tools to visualize such a vector are essential to explore the data, assess its quality, note peculiarities and form hypotheses.

The main peculiarities are four-dimensionality of the problem and essential incompleteness of input data.

Food writer and oyster expert Rowan Jacobsen, author of "The Essential Oyster" and "A Geography of Oysters," recently addressed the peculiarities of eating oysters during an oyster pairing class in New York hosted by top Chablis producer Domaine William Fèvre.

His essential integrity and political independence are not in dispute, and his peculiarities and preoccupations are well known and accounted for by voters, who keep electing him.

Also the precision is problematic in its own right, because every specimen has its peculiarities, which are distracting when the botanist wants to see essential features of the species.

As we demonstrated here, radiological imaging combined with contemporary dysmorphological knowledge was in most cases valuable or even essential to arrive at the correct diagnosis and to unveil the internal and sometimes unexpected peculiarities.

Having spent 30 years rebuilding a Welsh cottage, I long ago became a fan of his brilliant Commons speeches analysing the peculiarities of Wales, with its reviving linguistic nationalism, its mixture of indigenous folk with essential "incomers" and its un-Scottish dependence on the English economy.

Within this general grouping there were many local peculiarities, but the differences between all these local alphabets involved variations in detail rather than essential structure.