Sentence examples for a peculiar technology from inspiring English sources
And although there are more in the way of mission objectives (taking or defending targets, researching a peculiar technology, etc) each level feels like a one-trick pony – depending on the research item that the developers deign to unlock for you.
Are organisations prone to a peculiar blindness around technology, failing to anticipate difficulties until it's too late?
The International Space Station is the first space human outpost and over the last 15 years, it has represented a peculiar environment where science, technology and human innovation converge together in a unique microgravity and space research laboratory.
Modern technology increasingly encourages a peculiar kind of information exhibitionism, defaulting to making you "share" your every digital move, not only with the drone-bots of the corporate cloud but with everyone you know.
In part, I suspect, this is because of a peculiar phenomenon that exists in the world of technology, where the concept of "legacy" has become a dirty word.
Mr Klopping, a new-media wunderkind and technology correspondent on the Netherlands' most popular TV talk show, says he was inspired by a peculiar habit among Dutch Twitter users.
There is a peculiar pattern that I have noticed among elites in the United States outside Silicon Valley, which is the almost boastful ignorance of technology.
What a peculiar expression, methinks.
It was a peculiar afternoon.
