Sentence examples for Notable peculiarities from inspiring English sources
It is a novel of epic length, formal perfection, and contains two notable peculiarities: its setting, which, being domestic, is unusual for an epic; and its geographical location, Trinidad, an important island in the Caribbean but not a particularly influential one on the world stage.
The purpose of this article is to extend the discussion, with particular regard to practice in Italy, which has several notable peculiarities.
A notable peculiarity is their independence, which can be inferred from our homology analysis.
A notable peculiarity of the unpaired spin density distribution for SQi is the similarity of values for the spin populations on C2 (0.06) and C3 (0.05).
The most notable peculiarity of this dataset is the different measurements of the gene expressions in the training and validation sets.
A notable peculiarity of nuclear IF proteins is that they have six heptads, or 42 amino acids, more in coil 1B than vertebrate cytoplasmic IF proteins.
It is notable that this peculiarity of L. major infection does not completely fit – in contrast to other pathogens (i.e., Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Listeria monocytogenes, Escherichia coli, Bordetella pertussis, Candida albicans, etc).
But even here, there are properties so irregularly shaped and so unfortunately situated that they are notable not for their value but for their peculiarity — and many of them happen to be owned by the City of New York.
Several notable traits that evolved within this family, including shortening of the skull and arms as well as peculiarities in the cervical and caudal vertebrae, were more pronounced in Carnotaurus than in any other abelisaurid.
Most of the reviewers have been appreciative of the vocals and the successful combination of synthpop and darker ballads, but more or less critical with the notable contrast between the thumping pop song "Nettiin" and the rest of the album and Vartiainen's lack of peculiarity.
There were several peculiarities.
