Sentence examples for atypical aspect from inspiring English sources

Another atypical aspect of New Hampshire is its election law.

About the only atypical aspect of the shooting was that Pagourtzis reportedly used a Remington Model 870 shotgun and a.38-calibre revolver, rather than a semi-automatic rifle, to kill his ten victims and wound ten others.

Literature had to be "party-minded" and "typical" (that is, avoiding unpleasant, hence "atypical," aspects of Soviet reality), while showing the triumph of fully "positive heroes".

The atypical aspects of CF3Br's behavior compared to other chemical inhibitors, however, indicates that care is required in inferring general principles in structure and chemistry of suppressed flames.

The objective of this review is therefore to raise radiologists' awareness of FMD's epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, typical and atypical radiological aspects and possible complications.

We want to explain complicated jargon and show home researchers how typical or atypical certain aspects of a home are in a given geology.

Why atypical drugs improve aspects of cognition might lie in their ability to increase dopamine and acetylcholine in the prefrontal cortex.

For now, the importance of the spontaneous aspect of (atypical) BSE remains an open question.

The larynx appeared with a mild malacia, the branching of the right upper lobe bronchus (RUL) was atypical in the anterior aspect of the carina followed by tracheal stenosis.

Degner et al. [ 5] deal with another aspect of atypical antipsychotic treatment, namely EEG alterations in patients under olanzapine treatment, which have been commonly observed and found to be dependent on dosage.

Specifically, studies have shown that atypical antipsychotics improve some aspects of cognitive functioning [ 81, 82].