Sentence examples for a peculiar application for from inspiring English sources

The external aerodynamics of entire vehicles is, however, a peculiar application for optimisation methods: Except for dedicated low emission cars, vehicle shapes are to a high degree driven by aesthetic considerations rather than aerodynamic performance.

Copper single crystal has excellent electrical properties and ductility, and it has a peculiar application in micro-manufacturing.

Wim Wenders's pulse-free grief melodrama Every Thing Will Be Fine was notable only for its peculiar application of state-of-the-art 3D to therapy-speak-ridden conversations, while Werner Herzog's flatly conventional, Nicole Bellan-starring Gertrude biopiciopic Queen of the Desert already seems to have been collectively forgotten by the Potsdamer Platz crowd.

Yang explained that she made a "peculiar job application" in hopes of getting Anderson's attention for a future film gig.

It has a very peculiar sound, and a peculiar color, which of course was handy in creating a peculiar sound for one of the ballet's folkloric dances.

It was a peculiar end for both firms.

Mr. Beatty takes a peculiar tone for a historian.

THE NEW GUY: Here's a peculiar premise for a comedy.

The Bay Area has a peculiar reverence for mushrooms.

Literary mistakes hold a peculiar horror for writers.

Themes of death have a peculiar resonance for architects.