Sentence examples for a peculiar relation from inspiring English sources
In the visual realm, a concretum is a color-spot moment, which may be construed as the sum of a color, a visual-field place and a time, all of which stand in a peculiar relation of togetherness.
Most interestingly, we observed a peculiar relation between plasma MMP8 levels and lymph node metastasis.
(3) We found a peculiar temperature luminosity relation, where the luminosity seems to be almost saturated in spite of the significant change in temperature, during the observations of the most luminous NLS1 PKS 0558-504.
In the course of her research, Malcolm explores Stein and Toklas's peculiar relation to their Jewishness during the war and delves into their friendship with a French anti-Semite and collaborator who protected them.
The Assyrians were threatening the land of Israel and the people of the Covenant acted as though they were oblivious to the stipulations of their peculiar relation to Yahweh.
This peculiar relation between membership and inconsistent condom use probably reflects some other underlying characteristics of the MSM sample in IBBA second round who had membership of community-based organisations.
Where am I going to go?" Answers never come in "The Caretaker," Harold Pinter's classic 1960 play about the peculiar relations among a tramp and two brothers in a cluttered room in a dilapidated London house.
(Isherwood) ★ 'The Caretaker' (closes on Sunday) Jonathan Pryce is a scabrously funny Davies in Christopher Morahan's first-rate production of this 1960 Harold Pinter classic, about the peculiar relations among a tramp and two odd brothers.
(Laurel Graeber) ★ 'The Caretaker' Jonathan Pryce is a scabrously funny Davies in Christopher Morahan's first-rate production of this 1960 Harold Pinter classic, about the peculiar relations among a tramp and two odd brothers.
This is difficult in the face of what you might call a peculiar media imbalance in relation to drugs.
AS diplomacy once more reclaims its place in U.S.-Iran relations, a peculiar psychological barrier continues to bedevil prospects of a settlement.
