Sentence examples for a peculiar case of from inspiring English sources

The Frankfurt prosecutor said six men, four of them Chinese, had been arrested and 10 locations in Frankfurt and its vicinity searched in a peculiar case of fraud to turn scrap metal into cash.

At the beginning of July, Çarçamba made the news with a peculiar case of vandalism: somebody had spray-painted black the Photoshopped figure of Brazilian model Adriana Lima advertising a global hair removal brand.

For the reasons described above, this statue of Giambologna is a peculiar case of an artefact composed out of internal materials that could be subject to more degradation than the outer parts.

Here, we describe a peculiar case of a patient with features "suggestive" for hemiplegic migraine (with prolonged hemiplegia and basilar symptoms) associated with a basilar artery hypoplasia and in which a large PFO was found and surgically treated by percutaneous closure.

We report a peculiar case of MPGN associated with nonspecific fibril deposition which applies to neither FGN nor ITG.

A peculiar case of PEV, also observed in Drosophila, takes into account the chromosome rearrangements involving the brown locus and the pericentromeric heterochromatin.

It is a peculiar case in terms of heterogeneity and spatial distribution of zones of poor geotechnical quality, requiring the need to define, preferably in the study phases, adequate site investigation, suitable design procedures, efficient construction techniques and appropriate ground treatment.

However, a peculiar Case, in complete remission of disease, displayed a total rescue of RNA editing at relapse, intriguingly suggesting ADAR2 activity/expression as a possible marker for long-term survival of patients with high-grade astrocytomas.

Therefore, this is an example of a peculiar case where a VHO in the RAN part is triggered from the CN part as a result of a congestion situation in order to preserve the e2e QoS level.

I consider myself a very peculiar case of the child-prodigy phenomenon.

A peculiar case in this chapter is the effect of food crises on price transmission.