Sentence examples for a peculiar class of from inspiring English sources

Other abundance anomalies are found in a peculiar class of higher temperature stars, called Wolf-Rayet (or W) stars, in which objects containing predominantly helium, carbon, and oxygen are distinguished from those containing helium and nitrogen, some carbon, and little observed oxygen.

MLH1 mutations are also associated with increased rates of translesion synthesis (TLS), the process whereby DNA is replicated (by a peculiar class of polymerases) in spite of unrepaired lesions.

Interestingly, recent studies have demonstrated that suberized skin on russet varieties contains a peculiar class of chemicals that have been shown to have immunomodulatory activity, the triterpenes-caffeates [ 6].

The guys who work the trains are among that peculiar class of impassioned men in America, men who love their work and, loving it, want to share, as though they were holding a fable in trust and some part of America was stored inside their job.

Basic income, it turns out, is in the peculiar class of political notions that can warm Leninist and libertarian hearts alike.

It is a peculiar form of repertory.

It is a peculiar form of dysfunction.

"Set asides are a peculiar form of lawsuit," he says.

I have a peculiar form of epilepsy.

Two California residents, Drew Moss and Sahar Maleksaeedi, have filed a rather peculiar class action lawsuit against Twitter (see documents embedded below).

Finally, the study of the radially symmetric case allows us to point out other qualitative properties that are peculiar of this special class of quasilinear equations.