Sentence examples for a peculiar selection from inspiring English sources
There are interviews with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, and with a peculiar selection of celebrities, not all of whom have much to report one exception being the historian Kitty Oliver, who speaks movingly of being part of an unsegregated audience.
More compelling is the curators' peculiar selection of older artists, including the minimalist painter Robert Mangold, the pioneer conceptualist Mel Bochner, and the painterly filmmakers Stan Brakhage and Jack Goldstein, both of whom died last year.
Some genetic abnormalities in laboratory-maintained cancer cell lines are now recognized to result from the peculiar selection forces acting on cells grown in bottles.
Anyone the two networks chose would have inevitably been compared with Marv Albert, which made Nessler, a veteran of college basketball and football, a peculiar -- and wrong -- selection.
The factors shaping the composition of the bacterial community include also biotic interactions, and the role of root exudates in the selection of a peculiar microbiome is well known [ 39].
Rather than classify this selection wave as a peculiar case on tetraspanins, we argue that it occurred on genome-wide scale but some families like tetraspanins might preserve the signal of positive selection better than others.
To ensure that this result did not arise as a peculiar consequence of our length-based selection of genes, we evaluated these correlations with an additional, nonoverlapping subset of OrthoMaM DNA sequences with a lower mean number of sites (~1000 bp).
Such result, which refines a former version originally proved in [7], ensures the existence of a selection (for a given multifunction), whose set of discontinuities has a peculiar geometric property.
What a peculiar expression, methinks.
It was a peculiar afternoon.
